Table Border Problem

S

Steve R

Whenever I attempt to insert a table (regardless of
method) it always comes out with a double border. I can
not get a single line border no matter what I try. In
the Table Properties dialog box, Color, Light Border and
Dark Border are all always grayed out. I would like to
have a single line border, width 2 in a blue color, but I
am unable to overcome the default settings. Thanks.
 
F

FrontPageForms

Hi Steve,

Sounds like FP is opening your tables to a previous setting.

Have you tried going into Table Properties:

Style >> Format >> Border and setting it to Single?

If that doesn't work, try the HTML below:

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<div align="center">
<center>
<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="70%" style="border: 2 solid #000080">
<tr>
<td width="100%"></td>
</tr>
</table>
</center>
</div>

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W

wp

Go to insert table and select your required settings. Set the tick to collapse table border. On the bottom of the dialog box, select Set as default
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

Table properties
- change the cellspacing to 0




| Whenever I attempt to insert a table (regardless of
| method) it always comes out with a double border. I can
| not get a single line border no matter what I try. In
| the Table Properties dialog box, Color, Light Border and
| Dark Border are all always grayed out. I would like to
| have a single line border, width 2 in a blue color, but I
| am unable to overcome the default settings. Thanks.
 
A

Andrew Murray

try applying a style or CSS. under form properties, borders/shading to apply the
style within the <table> tag or use CSS to apply that style to all tables, or I
think you can reference tables using the <table name="xxxxxxx"> atrribute and
refer to the name= bit when you set the style sheet.
 

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