By sisyphus on

in firefox, all the top line of tables will appear even their border="0". how to hide the line? this does not happen in IE.

thanks a lot.

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sisyphus commented

i am using bluemarine.

i created a table in a html file. i open it using firefox, there is no such line on the top of the table.

is that the problem of the template engine? how to remove the line?

thanks a lot.

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Spoot_Master_Jim commented

I am having the same problem. I would love to see a solution.

"The only dependable thing about the future is its uncertainty"
-Amarant

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tm commented

what version of drupal are you using?

don't know about d6; in d5, there was an "issue" with the tbody tag having the border.

tbody {
  border-top: 1px solid #ccc;
}

it is usually revealed using the firebug or web developer toolbar. i think it is in system.css; not wanting to touch core, i have been overriding in css with custom classes in my chosen themes.

good luck!

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sisyphus commented

thanks.

i m a beginner in theming. could u instruct me how to override it?

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tm commented

not like i am a theming master myself; i know just enough to get into trouble ;p i would like to say that the file you are looking for is style.css in your theme, but that is not always the case.

some related links to look at:
http://drupal.org/node/225713
http://drupal.org/node/175523
http://drupal.org/node/210018
http://drupal.org/node/197727
http://drupal.org/node/234369

there is also the theming guide in the documentation
http://drupal.org/theme-guide (d6)
http://drupal.org/theme-guide/5 (d5)

a specific solution also depends on the theme you are using...

good luck!

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sisyphus commented

thanks.

i got a related question. don't know if u know something about it.

i m using bluemarine. i found .link {} doesn't take effect in firefox but work fine in IE. any clue on it?

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tm commented

sorry; your brackets are empty, so i am not sure what you are getting at. try using <code> tags to display stuff like that.

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sisyphus commented

i mean anything to be themed using .link {} doesn't take effect in firefox but in IE..... donno what to do...

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tm commented

the only thing i can think of off-hand is that ie is using the browser settings instead of the site settings, i.e. internet options, general tab, accessibility (uncheck everything) and/or colors.

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Spoot_Master_Jim commented

wow thanks! i noticed that tiny mce was throwing

tags in, and i thought there might have been some correlation there.

thanks again man!

"The only dependable thing about the future is its uncertainty"
-Amarant