Can't Override Table Borders via WYSIWYG Editor Interface [#1751362]

This issue does not exist in the 4.x-dev version because the code has changed. So please don't reset the version to 4.x-dev with a port-back to v3 tag. This only exists in version 3. (currently)

By default Omega adds "border: 0;" to the "table" element. This makes it impossible for beginners to override the border in the WYSIWYG scenario. When using a WYSIWYG the border is added via border="1" and not through style="border: 1px". Therefore the default Omega border always overrides the user entered value.

I know that it's possible for someone to put style="border: 5px;" in the WYSIWYG and make it work. However, most of the clients I (and probably most people) build websites for don't have CSS knowledge.

So to keep this user friendly I suggest we remove the borders on tables as a default.

Comment	File	Size	Author
#1	remove_table_borders-1751362-1.patch	251 bytes	Steven Brown

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Comment #1

Steven Brown CreditAttribution: Steven Brown commented 24 August 2012 at 15:42

File	Size
remove_table_borders-1751362-1.patch	251 bytes

Here's the patch to fix this.

Comment #2

Steven Brown CreditAttribution: Steven Brown commented 24 August 2012 at 15:43

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» Needs review

Sorry I was in a bit of a hurry there.

Comment #3

Cellar Door CreditAttribution: Cellar Door commented 29 August 2012 at 01:14

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» himerus

We'll have to look at how this will effect the existing sites in production. Seems small enough not to matter but now that we've got so many sites small edits to the base css like this need to be done carefully. I'll talk w/ himerus to see if it can go into the 3.2 update.