• Resolved achimg

    (@achimg)


    The block “Table” offers a really good number of settings. But regarding the “Border Style” there is no possibility to set it to “none”. Also the “Border Width” can’t be set to 0 (1 is the minimum). My aim is to use invisible tables, but it seems that this is currently not possible. Or is there another way to get it?

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  • Plugin Support eugenewhite

    (@eugenewhite)

    Hello there.

    In this case, I may suggest you apply custom CSS under the Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS. Here’s the code that you may use:

    .wp-block-getwid-table table tbody td, table tbody th, table tfoot td, table tfoot th{
        border: 0;
    }
    Thread Starter achimg

    (@achimg)

    I’m already working with this way, which could only be seen as workaround. And even not a good one, as this setting affects all tables I’m using. I was looking for the possibility to make the setting on basis of each cell. The Getwid “Table”-block already provides the property “border-style” for each cell. But the option “none” is missing. Therefore I propose to add this value to the current list of options. Or is this a big challenge?

    Plugin Support eugenewhite

    (@eugenewhite)

    Hello @achimg!

    I would like to inform you that the option to remove borders does already exist and may be found under the “Borders” section of the table settings.

    Thread Starter achimg

    (@achimg)

    Hi Eugene.

    Thanks for the reply. Do you mean the last of the six Buttons beneath the word “Borders”? This only removes the individual settings which can be made with the other five buttons and further options, like colors, style or width. The effect is that standard settings from the base stylesheet are applied. Therefore this option does not really set an individual “none” to the border of the table/cell.
    By the way, why isn’t it possible to set the “Border Width” to 0? When I try it the value will be set automatically to 1. Why this behaviour?

    Plugin Support eugenewhite

    (@eugenewhite)

    Hello there!

    Yes, you’re right, you may still see light grey borders even if the “None” option is selected. So this setting doesn’t remove borders completely. But also I would like to inform you that you may apply earlier provided custom CSS code to specific tables that you have. This can be done by setting some custom class for the block with a table(s) and then adding this class to a provided custom CSS code so it can be applied to blocks with this class only.

    Plugin Support eugenewhite

    (@eugenewhite)

    Hello @achimg!

    I’m delighted to inform you that we have released a new version of the Getwid plugin where we implemented the ability to create borderless cells. Make sure to update the plugin and feel free to let us know in case there is something we can help you with.

    Thread Starter achimg

    (@achimg)

    Hi there!

    That’s really good news. Thanks for that. I tested it already and it’s working as intended. No need anymore for a workaround with customized CSS.

    Thread Starter achimg

    (@achimg)

    forget to mark as resolved…

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