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Originally Posted by triff

Sorry for for coming of like an ass, I've deleted that post now. The description just assumes a lot of knowledge I do not currently have. What I think is lacking from the description are more screenshots with various effects with the code from the tables, then the newbies like me could search those examples to find what code to apply. I've been struggling with the code for 5 hours now and is finally starting to understand a bit more, but I'm still not able to do what I wanted.

Thanks. Yes, that's right, I assume basic html and css knowledgment for knowing what rowspan is, or what "em" means. Screenshots are some work, but lets see...

Originally Posted by triff

I've tried adding the following to in the "Additional CSS Deifintion" box

1. .stg_table_transp {border: none; padding: 2px; background:transparent;}
   
2. /* format vBCode table */
   .stg_table_transp {border: none; padding: 2px; background:transparent;}
   
3. /* ***** format vBCode table ***** */
   .stg_table_transp {border: none; padding: 2px; background:transparent;}
   
4. /* ***** format vBCode table ***** */
   .stg_table_transp { border: none; padding: 2px; background:transparent; }

Every line is correct, they only differ in the comments (/* starts a css comment). Leave one of them there.

Originally Posted by triff

I've also tried adding
.stg_table_transp {border: none; padding: 2px; background:transparent;}
to the "CSS Classes for the Table" box in the BB Code [table] Settings (Am I supposed to do that?), but no luck.

You are supposed to write only "transp" here. This list contains all valid CSS classes - above you definded the css code for .stg_table_transp, so here we allow the users to use this class.

Now you can use this class in your vB Code: [table="css=transp"]
In the html source you can see if it works: <table class="stg_table tborder stg_table_transp">

Hope it works now.
Stefan