I have a table in frontpage 2003 with 2 columes and 20 rows. I want only some
of the cells to have boarders.

If i use table boarders then all the cells have boarders, if i select a
single cell and goto cell properties and select boarder from there, nothing
happens.

Can i just have a selection of cells with boarders within a table?

Use CSS.
Switch to Code or HTML view.

In the head section of the page, just before </head> add:

<style type="text/css">
..bdr {border: red solid 1px;}
</style>

In Design or Normal view, click inside a cell, or select several
cells, right click and choose Cell Properties
Click the style button
From the Class dropdown, select bdr.

The cell will have a border. Change the border colour and size to
suit.
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Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"StuJol" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have a table in frontpage 2003 with 2 columes and 20 rows. I want
>only some
> of the cells to have boarders.
>
> If i use table boarders then all the cells have boarders, if i
> select a
> single cell and goto cell properties and select boarder from there,
> nothing
> happens.
>
> Can i just have a selection of cells with boarders within a table?

No; but you can have cell BORDERS on individual cells. :-)

Select the cells, then go to the properties, and play around with the "cell
borders" .

Or, within the cells you want to have borders, insert a single column/row
table, and apply the border to that table.



"StuJol" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:2F39D98A-49ED-4814-827B-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a table in frontpage 2003 with 2 columes and 20 rows. I want only
>some
> of the cells to have boarders.
>
> If i use table boarders then all the cells have boarders, if i select a
> single cell and goto cell properties and select boarder from there,
> nothing
> happens.
>
> Can i just have a selection of cells with boarders within a table?