From: Jeffrey M. <jm...@vi...> - 2003-09-26 17:22:53
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Alright, thanks. I knew I could modify the CSS, just wanted to make sure that it was intended. Jeff On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 09:53 AM, Richard Cyganiak wrote: > > From: "Jeffrey Melloy" <jm...@vi...> >> It works, it's just kind of weird. Maybe it's just different from the >> released versions or something. The stylesheet is the default >> "statcvs.css". None of the tables have borders, they have >> greybarring, >> but without the borders or a different background color, it looks >> weird. > > It's supposed to look like this. Matter of taste. > > You can customize the stylesheet if you want the borders back. Copy > statcvs.css to some other directory, and tell StatCvs to use the new > stylesheet with the -css option. > > To get borders, remove this part: > > table { > border-collapse: collapse; > } > table, thead, tfoot, tbody, colgroup, col, tr, th, td { > border: none; > } > > To get a different background for the tables (which might not be such > a bad > idea, after all), change the .odd rule to: > > .odd { > color: #000; > background-color: #aabbcc; > } > > and fiddle with the background RGB values until it looks nice. > |