I'm a newbie, with about two weeks' hands-on experience of trying to build a website, so I ask for your patience if the answer to this question is simple and I should have spotted it.
I'm trying to set up a simple page on our website to give info about surveys that we offer as services to clients. The easiest way to see and convey the info is in a table.
I've set up a page in Drupal where the HTML code includes the table, a fragment of which is shown here:
| Number | Description | Class |
|---|---|---|
| ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITIES | ||
| 7110 | EHS Generalist | S |
| 7111 | EHS Management Responsibility | S |
| 7112 | EHS Operational Control | S |
When I save this code, Drupal inserts space equivalent to the length of the table before the first row. The full table is about 30 rows, and the site shows a long space before the table starts. If I halve the number of rows in the table, the space above is also halved. If I remove the HTML tag
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I'm having a problem like
I'm having a problem like this...all I want is HTML tables to appear in content (where Full HTML has been enabled) as they would do normally.
Im sure the answer is somewhere in the threads, I guess it's just a matter of finding it...
This chap was having the same problems...http://drupal.org/node/417026
This chap also...http://drupal.org/node/226671
In my searching through the support threads on this subject I keep seeing experts talk about needing to learn about css but I would have thought there ought to be a way just to switch off whatever style has been imposed, at least temporarily, and then we wouldn't have to learn about css. I am using Drupal because I just haven't got the time to learn this sort of programming.
And another question...why would tables be forced to be 100% wide anyway??? What is the benefit to the user?
PLEASE HELP!!!