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| border="10" invertborder cellspacing, -padding="0" |
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| border="-20" cellspacing,-padding - default |
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| Thanks to Eric (Beep Beep) for discovering that a minus border value works something like the invertborder attribute! It looks more like what the invertborder attribute does with cells, rather than with the border itself. (See Pages 2 and 3 for illustrations.) However, use of a minus value will snug up the inner tables, cancelling the specified border width. So if you want the full width to show, use the invertborder attribute. Also, to get a decent-looking border using the minus value, you must use the default value for cellspacing and cellpadding - or set a value for these higher than 0. | |||||||||
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To see some effects of borders in 2-cell nested tables, go to Feather Your Nest by Sally Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Flo's Table Playground Tandem Tables Tone By Tone Dot Net | |||||||||