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Class style applied to a table column
A. Class style properties in the CSS Inspector B. Class style listed in CSS Editor
See also
“About cascading stylesheets” on page 318
To create a CSS element style that applies to all tables, rows, or cells in a page
• To set the properties of all tables in a page, create an HTML element style named after the <table> tag.
• To set the properties of all table rows in a page, create an HTML element style named after the <tr> tag.
• To set the properties of all table cells in a page, create an HTML element style named after the <td> tag.
See also
“About HTML element styles” on page 326
To apply a CSS style to particular tables, rows, or cells
1 Create a class style.
2 Select a table, row, cell, or group of cells.
3 Do one of the following in the CSS palette:
• To apply the class to a selected table, select the <table> column that is adjacent to the style name.
• To apply the class to a selected row, column, or group of cells, select the <td> column that is adjacent to the style
name. (If a row or column is selected, the <td> column name will be followed by the number of cells in the
selection).
See also
“Class styles” on page 327
“Applying styles” on page 338