Hi,
thanks for your post, and sorry for the trouble.
Also, sorry for the long wait for a reply. As a I was on a long vacation without internet access the last couple weeks, I could not reply earlier.
Most likely, the user that you are logging in with does not have the necessary access rights. You need to be an “Administrator” to edit the “Custom CSS” (by default).
Regards,
Tobias
Since the CSS to remove borders has to identify each specific table to be affected, it would be nice (and easier) if removing borders was simply included under “Table Options” on the table editing page.
Hi,
if you want to remove the borders from all tables at once, you’ll actually just need a short piece of CSS, namely the one from the FAQ where you then remove the -id-N parts in all lines.
That would be much more efficient 🙂
Adding an extra option for this to the user interface under “Table Options” is not something that I plan on doing, as it’s not flexible. For example, someone might only want vertical or only horizontal borders, or just borders around the entire table, which such a setting could not deliver.
This basically follows the WordPress principle of “Decisions, not Options.”. CSS really is the better approach for this.
Regards,
Tobias
