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Thank you for clarifying that, Dave. I don't often work with tables, and generally favor manually adding my own CSS to the main stylesheet without using the editor (since I am comfortable with CSS and find it easier). It's always nice to learn a little about how the tool works in case I ever need to ...

I can't say with 100% accuracy (since I don't use tables due to my site administrator's directives), but I would assume that if you use the pseudo selector method, you'd want them in your table styles. If you choose the class method, in the main styles. I think Flare would apply them in either case ...

If you are not specifically setting the width of the columns, the columns will fill whatever space they need within the parent element. You have a couple of options to fix that: 1) size the column on your editor, which will apply in-line style that applies ONLY to this table and no others or 2 ...

Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

You're right, if your source code to match has several varieties, you either have to find a way to use wildcards or try something else.

You could add a small JQuery script reference in your pages and write a script that removes whatever class is on the table <p ...

You can use the "Find and Replace in Files" feature to replace source code with new source code.

First, I'd make a copy of your project to test it out, so that you can have something to revert to if the find/replace behaves differently than you expected it to.

Then, try these steps:
1. On the ...

The best place to start would be to view your output in your browser with both the normal and creepy zombies on the page, then highlight one of them, right-click and select "Inspect Element". Look at the HTML for the right one and the wrong one, you may get a better sense of where the image source ...

Hi,

There is a fair chance that the <div> is dictating the styling over your table style. There are a few things you could try:

1. Adding a ".divclass tr" (where divclass is the name your generic div class) entry to your CSS file where you set the text-align: left property and padding: 0 .
2. In ...