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- urj2ic8
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i'm working on a site and am having some issues with the formatting.
i'm using wysigpro, and i always get table lines like here sr6n.ekyit.com/index.php?option=com_cont...=view&id=9&Itemid=11
even if i tell it no borders. - Billy Zoellers
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- Daniel Chapman
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It has a 1px dashed order set
edit the HTML
Find a line that looks like this
<td width="68%" style="border: 1px dashed rgb(127, 124, 117);">
and change it to this
<td width="68%">
Leave any other attributes though, like width etc. -
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- urj2ic8
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Daniel Chapman wrote:
It has a 1px dashed order set
edit the HTML
Find a line that looks like this
<td width="68%" style="border: 1px dashed rgb(127, 124, 117);">
and change it to this
<td width="68%">
Leave any other attributes though, like width etc.
even if i change those, wysiwgpro changes them back. - Billy Zoellers
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- Daniel Chapman
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Finish the writing, turn of Wpro then go back into it and remove those lines.
A pain in the neck I know, but not much else to do I don't think. -
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- Bob Ateah
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Try disabling the "Clean Up Code" feature of wysiwyg pro - failing that, disable the WYSIWYG Editor in your user preference before editing the HTML in a module or article.
Cheers! - The member formerly known as Roland Deschain
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