Hi Tai Ngo
if you want tables with content but no border just go for "more is more".
div.table-wrap table.confluenceTable tr td, div.table-wrap table.confluenceTable tr th.confluenceTh { border: none; border-collapse: collapse; }
=> Results...
...in wiki
2015-08-18 11_30_42-The Real Test - Steffen Heller - Lightweb.png
...in PDF
2015-08-18 11_34_41-Steffen.Heller-TheRealTest-180815-1134-54.pdf - Adobe Acrobat Pro.png
Very nice!
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You can build the table manually using the HTML Table et al (body, row, cell) macros. Or create the table using wiki markup.
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...pertains to exporting a PDF...the table borders always show up in the PDF...even with PDF Stylesheet telling them to not show up: border:none;
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Thanks, this worked. But what if i want to just not print the TABLE borders but the table contents? Doing a Table border:none; in css doesn't work to hide the table borders.
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Put the table in a div macro and set the class to: noprint
Then add the following to the PDF Stylesheet:
div.noprint { display: inline-block ; }
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