with CSS (or another solution), how can I create a table where there are now
borders except for around certain cells?
Thanks,
Bernhard S.
<HTML>
<BODY>
<TABLE RULES=NONE>
<TR><TD>CELL 1<TD>CELL 2<TD>CELL 3
<TR><TD>CELL 4<TD>CELL 5<TD>CELL 6
<TR><TD>CELL 7<TD>CELL 8<TD>CELL 9
</TABLE>
<BR>
<TABLE RULES=ALL>
<TR><TD>CELL 1<TD>CELL 2<TD>CELL 3
<TR><TD>CELL 4<TD>CELL 5<TD>CELL 6
<TR><TD>CELL 7<TD>CELL 8<TD>CELL 9
</TABLE>
<BR>
<TABLE RULES=ROWS>
<TR><TD>CELL 1<TD>CELL 2<TD>CELL 3
<TR><TD>CELL 4<TD>CELL 5<TD>CELL 6
<TR><TD>CELL 7<TD>CELL 8<TD>CELL 9
</TABLE>
<BR>
<TABLE RULES=COLS>
<TR><TD>CELL 1<TD>CELL 2<TD>CELL 3
<TR><TD>CELL 4<TD>CELL 5<TD>CELL 6
<TR><TD>CELL 7<TD>CELL 8<TD>CELL 9
</TABLE>
<BR>
<TABLE RULES=GROUPS>
<TR><TD>CELL 1<TD>CELL 2<TD>CELL 3
<COLGROUP SPAN=2>
</COLGROUP>
<COLGROUP>
</COLGROUP>
<TR><TD>CELL 4<TD>CELL 5<TD>CELL 6
<TR><TD>CELL 7<TD>CELL 8<TD>CELL 9
</TABLE>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Maybe one of these can do what you want. If not, good luck (I think they
should have these attributes available for the <TD> and <TH> tags as well,
but they don't)
--
Nathan Sokalski
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