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10 years 1 day ago - 9 years 11 months ago #62939
by Chris Jenkinson
SOLVED !!! Custom Module Tables was created by Chris Jenkinson
Hi,
I am trying to create a module called "Contact Details" within that module I would like to put the address, office opening hours, phone numbers etc, images too etc.
But when I setup a custom html module with tables, I seem to get grey horizontal lines where my rows of the tables are, I have set the border to 0
Please see the attached image and can someone help me overcome my problem please.
I have placed the module in the sidebar-1 location
Regards
Chris
I am trying to create a module called "Contact Details" within that module I would like to put the address, office opening hours, phone numbers etc, images too etc.
But when I setup a custom html module with tables, I seem to get grey horizontal lines where my rows of the tables are, I have set the border to 0
Please see the attached image and can someone help me overcome my problem please.
I have placed the module in the sidebar-1 location
Regards
Chris
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10 years 1 day ago #62940
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Hi Chris,
I think you can add CSS Class for the table. And then, go to file: templates > osprealestate > css > template.css to add the custom css for the table like setup the border of table is zero
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Dam
I think you can add CSS Class for the table. And then, go to file: templates > osprealestate > css > template.css to add the custom css for the table like setup the border of table is zero
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Dam
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10 years 1 day ago #62946
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Hi, Dam
I this code in my module html
<table class="contentpaneopen" style="height: 176px; width: 275px;" border="0" align="center">
But I still see the horizontal lines.
Any ideas Why?
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Chris
I this code in my module html
<table class="contentpaneopen" style="height: 176px; width: 275px;" border="0" align="center">
But I still see the horizontal lines.
Any ideas Why?
Regards
Chris
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10 years 1 day ago #62960
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Hi,
You can setup add css to remove the bottom line of <TD> tags. For example:
<TD style="border:0xp !important">
I advise you to use Firefox browser with Inspect Element tool to find CSS source and element to adjust it.
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Dam
You can setup add css to remove the bottom line of <TD> tags. For example:
<TD style="border:0xp !important">
I advise you to use Firefox browser with Inspect Element tool to find CSS source and element to adjust it.
Thanks
Dam
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9 years 11 months ago #64063
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Thanks for your help, I have manged to fix the problems.
I had to alter some things in the T3 Assets CSS in order to get it to work
I had to alter some things in the T3 Assets CSS in order to get it to work

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