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    mariac
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Hi,
recently I bought the j51 evolution template, but I have a problem creating a table.
I set the cellpading, the border... everything to look like in the left side of the sample document (you can see in the attached document), but then, there are some css that change my table so it looks like the right side of the sample document, the border and lines and cellpading disapear...

could you please let me know where can I change this so I can create a table as I need....?

thanks for your attention, best regards :)
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Hi mariac

Would you have a URL to an example of your table? If you'd sooner not post the URL please email it to info@joomla51.com

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Thank you.

You can try adding the folloiwing to the CUstom CSS field of your templates parameters...

[code type=css]tr, td {
border: 1px solid #000000;
padding: 5px;
}[/code]
You can edit this to your own taste where 1px is the border thickness and #000000 the border colour. Your padding is just some spacing between the table content and the table itself.

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