Posted by * Tong * on 11/22/02 11:17

Hi, thank you all who replied, Steve and David.

On Sun, 29 May 2005 17:47:42 -0400, * Tong * wrote:

> th { bgcolor="#FFDB4A" }

Ahh, silly me.

Am I getting the syntax right this time?

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th { bgcolor: #FFDB4A }
..row1 { bgcolor: #EFEFEF }
..row0 { bgcolor: #FFFFFF }
tr.row1 { bgcolor: #EFEFEF }
tr.row0 { bgcolor: #FFFFFF }
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Why my table is still not colored as it supposed to?

> Another simple question, how can I make my table border to be thin black
> lines (in css)?

Thanks to Steve's suggestion, I put the following in my css:

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table {border: thin solid black;}
td {border: thin solid black;}
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But it is not exactly as I hoped -- I get double borders with white space
in between them -- the corner of a cell look something like "#".

How can I make my whole table/cells separated by single thin black lines?

thanks a lot!

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