On Wednesday, September 17, 2014 12:43:45 PM UTC-7, Stephen Kimmel wrote:
>
> When I did that it appeared to change the arrangement of all my tables. I
> was hoping the change only some of them. Specifically the ones with a class
> of tw-skimmel as done in a table with
> |myClass tw-skimmel|k
>
To limit the effect of CSS rules, you need more "specificity", by including
a class name as well as element tags, like this:
.tw-skimmel td, .tw-skimmel th { vertical-align: top; }
The above rule will then only be applied to TD or TH elements contained
within a "tw-skimmel" element (in this case, as table)
Also note that the syntax for adding your classname to the table is just:
|tw-skimmel|k
I'll bet that you started by copying the sample syntax given
in http://tiddlywiki.com/#Tables%20in%20WikiText, which demonstrates *two*
CSS classes being assigned to the table, (i.e., both "myClass" and
"anotherClass"). You don't need to include "myClass"... it's not a literal
keyword... it's only an example of a classname.
enjoy,
-e
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