Click Here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.ziliconvalley.com/ssm">http://www.ziliconvalley.com/ssm</a><!-- m -->) and take a look at the table for calculating monthly payments.... is there any way to make that look better?<!--content-->why don't you try and make it fit in with the design of the rest of the site?<br />
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try one fo these css border-style: properties<br />
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dotted | dashed | solid | double | groove | ridge | inset | outset<!--content-->I hate to ask... but how do i apply that to just that table?<!--content-->i think the forum would be pretty useless if people didn't ask lol<br />
anyway<br />
<table blah blah style="border-style:solid;border-width:1px;border-color:#000000;"><br />
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you should be able to figure out what you can change there
<!--content-->Ok, that works, but the cells i split dont have the borders on them.... any ideas?<!--content-->try removing the width part<br />
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/added and the color<!--content-->nope....nothing.<!--content-->strange, i'm clearly missing something blatantly obvious, but quick solution<br />
add a style to the td's<br />
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<td style="border-style:solid;border-width:0 0 1 0px;"><br />
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width:0 0 1 0;"<br />
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sets individual borders widths, starting with top border going clock wise, add the border width back to the table.<br />
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/added<br />
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or instead of width:0 0 1 0px; you can use <br />
border-bottom: #000000 1px solid;<!--content-->ok, that worked for the column's , but not the rows.... doh!<!--content-->ok, for the columns change one of the 0's in the corresponding cells (the second 0) width:0 1 1 0px;<br />
did you get your rows and columns mixed up? because 0 0 1 0px, should have done the rows? anway play around with the 0's<!--content-->Got it, thanx!<!--content-->good to hear <!--content-->
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try one fo these css border-style: properties<br />
<br />
dotted | dashed | solid | double | groove | ridge | inset | outset<!--content-->I hate to ask... but how do i apply that to just that table?<!--content-->i think the forum would be pretty useless if people didn't ask lol<br />
anyway<br />
<table blah blah style="border-style:solid;border-width:1px;border-color:#000000;"><br />
<br />
you should be able to figure out what you can change there
<!--content-->Ok, that works, but the cells i split dont have the borders on them.... any ideas?<!--content-->try removing the width part<br /><br />
/added and the color<!--content-->nope....nothing.<!--content-->strange, i'm clearly missing something blatantly obvious, but quick solution<br />
add a style to the td's<br />
<br />
<td style="border-style:solid;border-width:0 0 1 0px;"><br />
<br />
width:0 0 1 0;"<br />
<br />
sets individual borders widths, starting with top border going clock wise, add the border width back to the table.<br />
<br />
<br />
/added<br />
<br />
or instead of width:0 0 1 0px; you can use <br />
border-bottom: #000000 1px solid;<!--content-->ok, that worked for the column's , but not the rows.... doh!<!--content-->ok, for the columns change one of the 0's in the corresponding cells (the second 0) width:0 1 1 0px;<br />
did you get your rows and columns mixed up? because 0 0 1 0px, should have done the rows? anway play around with the 0's
<!--content-->Got it, thanx!<!--content-->good to hear <!--content-->