[simenkl]

Hi!

I have made a table using HTML in a HTML block with Smarty support and I want to use this block on the frontpage.

However i Want the borders of the table to be invisible as it is only there for layout purposes. I understand I need to add a piece of code to the style.css file somewhere but could anyone help me with the code I would need to make this happen?

Thanks in advance!

Simon

[tbirnseth]

Just use the border="0" attribute in the table tag. It should override the css definition.

[SwimShady]

I know I'm a little late, but adding border=0 didn't work for me. I had to add a style property tag to all the <td> tags, like so:

<td style="border: 0 !important;">

[tbirnseth]

Well, I believe you would have been better off to use css versus and embedded style. But that will work. The border="0" attribute should also have worked in the table tag.

[SwimShady]

Well, I believe you would have been better off to use css versus and embedded style. But that will work. The border="0" attribute should also have worked in the table tag.

Ya, it definitely isn't the best way to do it, just thought I'd put my solution in the thread.

I didn't want to mess with the css sheets or my_changes, cause every time I upgrade to a new version something seems to mess up and not work (yes, even my changes). Then I have to find the issue and it becomes a real hassle.

I'll have to try just the border="0" attribute in the 4.2.1 to see if only that works.

[DawnG]

I have one question beyond the border issue.... I used the coding suggested above for the <td> tags and it now works, but I want to be able to eliminate the cellspacing as well. I am trying to put 3 images, 1 tall on the left with 2 1/2 size images on the right, so they all look like one (attached)....but I get that cell spacing between them.

I am not that savvy with the tech stuff....so be gentle.....if ya can

[tbirnseth]

Just adjust the css for the tables (or cells) you need. Generally, cs-cart default is no cellspacing and no cellpadding. Have your developer look at your tables using firebug or similar tool to find out where the spacking is coming from.

[DawnG]

Thanks so very much tbirnseth....will give that a try

[walshmagger]

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