Web Publishing
Tables Cascading Style Sheet
The CSS classes associated with each table cell control the formatting of that cell's contents. The 1st letter of the class name, & the first letter after each of the underscores in the class name, indicate the type of formatting characteristic:
a
Alignment of text: Center, Right, or Zed for empty cell. Left is the default alignment.
b
Borders: Top, left, bottom, right:
s
Solid-line border
g
Solid-line border: Gray
d
Dashed-line border
i
Internal-to-tables solid-line border
n
No border
c
font Color, specified using Named HTML color names.
g
backGround color; eg, Grayscale color, Named HTML color, ColorNNN scheme color (eg, blue204), etc. If ‘z’, there is no background color; ie, the Web site background shines through.
s
font Size in pixels.
w
font Weight; eg, bold.
h
Header cell with these standard formatting characteristics:
Background color: blue224
Font size: 13px
Font weight: bold
Below is the Tables.css style sheet for version 2.0.
Only another obsessive would understand why I added 1.0's Tables.css Cascading Style Sheet; ie, not including it would have been asychronous, asymmetric, & asinine.
In 1.0, the 1st 7 letters of class names (eg, ar_bssnn) specify the following:
a
Alignment of text: Left, center, or right.
b
Borders: Top, left, bottom, right:
s
Solid-line border
d
Dashed-line border
n
No border
If the class name is longer than 7 letters (eg, ar_bssnn_nb), the additional letters specify the following:
bg
Apply standard background color to table header cell
bg_8
Apply standard background color to table header cell; set font size to 8pt
bg_blue
Apply blue background color to table header cell
bg_red
Apply red background color to table header cell
bgno
Do not apply standard background color to table header cell
nb
Do not apply standard background color to table header cell
b
Set font color to blue
b_nb
Set font color to blue; do not apply standard background color to table header cell
r
Set font color to red
r_nb
Set font color to red; do not apply standard background color to table header cell
This scheme is morphidite. Note the implicit non-rigor of the above suffixes. Note that ‘bgno’ and ‘nb’ are duplicates. 2.0's scheme is better.
Below is the Tables.css style sheet for version 1.0.