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I have the same problem. I've tried displaying it as none, and changing the border color to the same as the background color using CSS but it still shows up!
The rule for CSS is "the last declaration wins," so if this doesn't work make sure your custom CSS is the last one being applied to the table, by making sure it's at the bottom of your last included style file.
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I have the same problem.
I have the same problem. I've tried displaying it as none, and changing the border color to the same as the background color using CSS but it still shows up!
use css
doesn't happen to me, so i'm thinking it is your theme doing it, but in general I'd suggest using CSS.
So, given a table like this:
you can use CSS like this to control it:
The rule for CSS is "the last declaration wins," so if this doesn't work make sure your custom CSS is the last one being applied to the table, by making sure it's at the bottom of your last included style file.
this will solve your
this will solve your problem..
In your style.css file, or what ever stylesheet you're using, place this code
".yourclass" can be any of your table's parent container.
or if you want it removed generally in all tables,
Great !!
Thanks !! It's work !!