Tables used in Twenty Eleven…
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@ Panos… Is there a work-around to hide the lines? The blog is in its infantcy as yet…
The blog I need help with is: (visible only to logged in users)
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You have to specify border:0 none for the table, and for each of the cells:
<table style="border:0 none;" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tbody> <tr> <td style="border:none;">TEXT</td> <td style="border:none;">TEXT</td> </tr> </tbody> </table> -
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You are welcome.
If you are switching between the html and visual editors, sometimes, for no reason I can explain, WordPress will eliminate the “border:0 none” code.
Let us know if you need more help!
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I all is good except the chocolate one is above the rest they are all none aligned? Thank you for your patience x
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Good. Looks fine now.
Sometimes (especially if pictures or text is not all the same height) I add
vertical-align:middle;
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Hi there. Vertical Align is again driving me crazy…. in Twenty Eleven this time.
I am trying to align 2 cells in the same row on the bottom or the baseline and I just seem to be able to…. After seeing this forum post, I wrote:
< td style=”vertical-align:bottom;” > without the spaces of course, and it didn’t work, the graphic keeps going above 10 kms above the text! I am trying to do this for a footer widget, but it doesn’t work in a page either.
Can you help me please? (I know I am doing something wrong, but I don’t know what).
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Correction, the second paragraph should be:
I am trying to align 2 cells in the same row on the bottom or the baseline and I just don’t seem to be able to…. After seeing this forum post, I wrote:
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Sorry, it was a test/private blog, I’ll open it for a while. The table is in the footer widget.
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Modified code:
<table style="border:none;padding:0;"> <tr> <td style="vertical-align:bottom;padding-right:10px;"> <img style="margin-bottom:-3px;" src="http://mqtestsite.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/logo-2010.jpg" alt="Solidaridad logo" width="150" /> </td> <td style="vertical-align:bottom;">Calle Leopoldo Navarro N° 61, Edificio San Rafael, 6to. Nivel, Ensanche Miraflores Santo Domingo, República Dominicana Tel. (809) 534-2105 | Fax: (809) 689-8855 | (email visible only to moderators and staff)</td> </tr> </table> -
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Plus I am confused as to the image size: you had inserted a 150px wide version of the image at a width of 93px. Which one of the two do you want?
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Wow! It worked like a charm! Thank you SO much, Panos!
As I said, it is a test blog, the text is not final yet. Regarding the image width, 93-95 is fine, it is just I wasn’t sure if I should get rid of the automatic WP code or not. Now I can see I can. I would have never thought of the “-3px” trick! Thank you thank you thank you!!!
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You’re welcome!
The negative margin is just for fine-tuning. The main problems were the other stuff I pruned or changed.
By the way, you’ll get better image quality if you create a thumbnail version of your image in an image editing application, upload that version via Media > Add New, and use the URL you’ll get. See here: -
Thank you for the bonus tip! I am impressed by the third image, without the width and height codes!
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