Thanks Eric,
I have been a bit lazy and import the #StyleSheetShortcuts plugin and
used it which is great. Just need to understand where to add, i think
it is called padding, in the cell to give some space and uniformity to
the column and row sizes. I had a little tinker with the numers in
the plugin to see what happened, nothing at least nothing wrong so
will need to dig and read some more.
TIA
/br
Dave
On Aug 2, 1:57 am, Eric Shulman <elsdes...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Basically what i want to do is use a table or table structure to
> > display info but i do not want the lines actually visible when i exit
> > the tiddler edit mode.
>
> First, define a custom classname called 'borderless' in your
> document's StyleSheet tiddler:
> .borderless table, borderless tr, borderless td { border:0; }
>
> Then, assign the borderless classname to the desired table, by adding
> an initial row that uses the 'k' suffix, like this:
> |borderless|k
>
> Note: the 'borderless' class definition as well as many other
> convenient CSS formatting 'shortcuts' can be found here:
> http://www.TiddlyTools.com/#StyleSheetShortcuts
>
> To use these shortcut class definitions in your own document, you can
> either copy/paste the desired CSS syntax directly into your
> StyleSheet; or, you can simply import the entire StyleSheetShortcuts
> tiddler into your document, and then just add this line to your
> StyleSheet:
> [[StyleSheetShortcuts]]
> (including the brackets)
>
> enjoy,
> -e
> Eric Shulman
> TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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