> >4. The tables rendering which is discussed in separate post. > > I think, to get what you are referring to, change > > -[61] div.table table, div.informaltable table, .section-title > +[61] .section-title > > and add > > [44] th, .title > [45] { > [46] background-color: lightskyblue; > [47] } > + td{ background-color: #CCC; } > + table{ border: 0pc; } > > I think this will get the style you are looking for :).
No luck with it yet :-( After this change I get
http://zigzag.cs.msu.su:7813/snapshot1.png
and Spirit's table is
http://zigzag.cs.msu.su:7813/snapshot2.png
In first case table looks distinctly 3D. I've tried to look at Spirit's CSS,
but did not find anything which could affect it.
You'd need to declare the table like this:
<table border = "0" ...>...</table>
to disable the table borders. I don't know how to do this presently in CSS (anyone know how to do this?), so you'd have to wait for an XSL:T workaround, unless I can find how to do it in CSS. There is also a bug in the way reference synopsis is rendered:
-[73] .refsynopsisdiv +[73] .refsynopsisdiv h2
should do the trick. I haven't tested it yet because I am having config problems :'(.
Regards, Reece
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