Hello ghazal,
Thanks for your advice.
I started off with using built-in TinyMCE Editor to design my Tables. TinyMCE uses the attribute 'style' in-line per table or row.
Then, I also found some clues on the Internet which use the attribute 'class' such as class "table table-striped".
I entered these class-attributes in-line via TinyMCE code-mode.
But: in the end-result, the class-attributes overruled the style-attributes.
So, all my style-settings were present in code, but their effects did not show up in the published table. The class-attribute interfered with the style-attribute, even though the focus of 'style' was on other properties of a table, such as: width, or background-color.
Regards,
Sthop
Thanks for your advice.
I started off with using built-in TinyMCE Editor to design my Tables. TinyMCE uses the attribute 'style' in-line per table or row.
Then, I also found some clues on the Internet which use the attribute 'class' such as class "table table-striped".
I entered these class-attributes in-line via TinyMCE code-mode.
But: in the end-result, the class-attributes overruled the style-attributes.
So, all my style-settings were present in code, but their effects did not show up in the published table. The class-attribute interfered with the style-attribute, even though the focus of 'style' was on other properties of a table, such as: width, or background-color.
Regards,
Sthop
Statistics: Posted by sthop — Wed Apr 10, 2024 7:03 am