Quote:
Originally Posted by RedHotChili
For now what I did is I removed the thead section that contains the td class ="tcat"
I removed this:
Code:
<thead>
<tr>
<td class="tcat" colspan="2" style="text-align:center">
<a href="$ameinfo[url]" title="$ameinfo[title]" target="_blank">$ameinfo[title]</a>
</td>
</tr>
</thead>
And it looks good for now. I like the td class="panelsurround" look so I kept it because it has the center align properties which gives me what I was looking for in terms of centering the display. But the "tcat" for my custom style is too overpowering and it really stands out (it's a red color). I realize I lose the title="$ameinfo[title]" descriptive title, but I think I can live with that. But if I happen to decide to keep title information, I may just create a new td class with a different look.
But now I know where to do my tweaking.
Thanks again for your help, Mark, I really appreciate it.
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On one forum I was troubleshooting, we replaced his
class="tcat" with
class="thead", which worked out better for his style. You might look into that if you decide you want a title header back.