I'm obsessing about getting the borders/rules in my table just so. See the attached link to see my current condition. I have a table with thead, tfoot, and tbody sections with just two columns in the body. My goal is to have sort of an I shape with the rules with one between the columns, one between the head and body, and one between the body and the foot. I'm almost there, but I have an extra vertical line to the right of the second column. As is, I could live with it, but I'd be tickled pink to get rid of that right rule.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Kelley<!--content-->This line here is missing a '/'<br />
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