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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / April 2008HTML TABLE FONT COLOR
Hi, I have no problems in producing a table and adding data etc., I can change the colour of the font for a word or paragraph. But, what I am having problems with is changing the entire table of fonts in one go? To cut down on lots of repeated instructions is there one simple instruction, I could use? Thanks... Are you talking about inserting a table into a Publisher web page? Which version of Publisher? DavidF > Hi, > I have no problems in producing a table and adding data etc., I can change [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > use? > Thanks... Hi David, yes I am and to complicate it further I am placing it in a scroll box - version of publisher 2003... > Are you talking about inserting a table into a Publisher web page? Which > version of Publisher? [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > use? > > Thanks... If you are putting the table in a scroll box, that suggests to me that your are somehow dynamically importing the table, much as one would import another web page into a scroll box, but I am unclear about this. If you are importing the table dynamically, then I would guess that you need to format the table before it is imported. I can select tables and select all the text in all cells in the table by clicking on the upper left part of the table, and reformat the font and color for all the text at one time...but I am not sure that is what you are asking. Sorry...if you could post a link to an example it might be helpful. DavidF > Hi David, yes I am and to complicate it further I am placing it in a > scroll [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > use? >> > Thanks... David, I have listed below a small part of the table (or more to the point how I am approaching it!) through the code fragment HTML editor - if you duplicate the data line several times and view as web page preview it scrolls no problem - I will be adding further columns so I need to cut down on the input instructions hence one instruction to turn all fonts blue... <DIV id="scroll3" style="width:350;height:200;overflow:auto; border: 2px solid"> <table border= 1 cellspacing=10 cellpadding=0 <tr><td width=300;span style="color:blue">STRONGMAN</td><td width=50;span style="color:blue"; align="center">45</td></tr> </table> </DIV> Thanks, Stuart... > If you are putting the table in a scroll box, that suggests to me that your > are somehow dynamically importing the table, much as one would import [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > >> > use? > >> > Thanks... Stuart, Sorry, I have got nothing for you. Hopefully someone that knows more about coding will jump in here. DavidF > David, I have listed below a small part of the table (or more to the point > how I am approaching it!) through the code fragment HTML editor - if you [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >> >> > use? >> >> > Thanks... try setting the style on the div instead  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression > David, I have listed below a small part of the table (or more to the point > how I am approaching it!) through the code fragment HTML editor - if you [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >> >> > use? >> >> > Thanks...
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