Just yesterday, my officemate was working on her update on the organization’s website that I’m working with. She’s trying to put an important article that is needed in the homepage.
We’ve successfully worked on the output of the linked pdf file as well as the video file. They were working great except for the border that we want to get rid off the article because it’s destroying the aesthetics of the site. I have tried to check the “border” tag of the “table” but it was already displaying “0″ as its value. We tried to refresh the page because we thought that it might not really refreshing at all. But same output came out, the border is still there.
The original code is like this (please include the opening symbols “more than” at the beginning and “less than” at the end, respectively):
table border=”0″ cellpadding=”0″ cellspacing=”0″
I’ve tried also some recoding of the original lines like adding “bordercolor=”#FFFFFF” since the background of the page is white but that did not worked out. And as the last resolution, I’ve tried to integrate an inline CSS in the “style” tag with “bordercolor:#FFFFFF;” and alas, the border of the main table was gone.
If you happen to encounter this problem, you can do the same and also after adding the inline CSS “style” attribute “bordercolor” you can actually remove the tag inside the “table”.
Jefferson Danipog