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Hiding tables in Logician's WebTemplate
I've built a few pages in my vBulletin org using Logician's Webtemplate - it works a treat and is great for custom pages. However, all the table's come out with a black hairline border.
Is it possible to remove it or make it invisible - or at least white? The html code used to make the table is: HTML Code:
<body> Thanks Andy:) |
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Take a look at the articles on how to make your own custom page, it's really, really simple.
Here is the one Lynne posted. https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=228112 There may be a CSS issue if you're using a modification. The best bet is to just make a page from scratch and then build your tables as you see fit. |
Thanks for the reply. I've taken the advice so far and have build the template from scratch. You can see the problem at:
http://www.doogle.com/forums/view.ph...ultancyservice There's an additional problem that I've also noticed - the table escapes out of the border of the site depending on what browser and screen size. My laptop looks fine - my home PC looks aweful. I've made another template 'hacking' a template already working http://www.doogle.com/forums/view.ph...ultancyservice This reads fine - but I've not been able to insert tables into the structure or tweak anything other than the text. Sorry to be a pain but i've only got this weekend to sort as much as possible. Thanks :) |
The top link looks fine on my PC also.
instead of using px for width try using % as it then becomes fluid for various resolutions. The second link is just a White page. |
Thanks for the %age tip - doh!(sound of hand slapping forehead). I'm not having much luck getting rid of the black table border though - and that's doing it in plain html. It's invisible if I build the webpage and load it elsewhere i.e. www.doogle.com/Temp.htm
It seems I'm inheriting some CSS attributes elsewhere. Thanks again Andy |
Try using a style sheet between head tags on your page and attribute that unique style sheet id to your table.
<table id="my_table" ... Example: HTML Code:
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Thanks to all who've contributed . gggggreatly appreaciated. I've not managed to resolve this though - even using CSS in the <head> section. I've pasted the code below. I should add that I tried the exact code suggested by midnz which didnt remove the table border - then pasted it into Dreamweaver (CS3) which added the <class> tags - still not luck though. I'm spending today trying to hack a standard vBulletin template in case that proves better - however, I'd like to know how to produce exact web-pages on the website as I'd need to do this in future.
Thanks (again) HTML Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> |
Sorry Andy, I might have caused you some confusion. My example was just a concept rather than something that might have worked for you.
I've fiddled around with your code and tested it using Logician's Webtemplates and it displayed without any borders showing. I didn't include any "td" parameters in the style sheet I used as an example but have included them in the following code. I've also changed border-width: 0px to border:none and removed all instances of id="my_table" and replaced with class="my_table". Sorry, I was thinking in divs when I typed that. HTML Code:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> [HOW TO - vB4] Create your own vBulletin page |
Fantastic!! Works a treat. Thanks a lot! I've spent today faffing about with vBulletin templates and getting a better understanding but no real progression with the page I'm working on. What you've done shows that custom pages can be made exactly as required. I think I need to improve my web-dev skills though. Thanks so much for your help on this one. Happy to pay-pal you for a few hours of your work of buy you a cyber-pint!. Greatly appreciated.
Andy |
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