I'd like to have several different table styles defined in my CSS. I've seen
another post which suggested something like:

table.no1 { width:500px; background-image: url(foo1.gif); }
table.no2 {width:400px; background-image: url(foo2.gif); }
table.no3 (width:300px; background-image: url(foo3.gif); }

But how do I actually apply this? When inserting a table, I thought I'd be
able to select one of these from the styles, but it doesn't seem to work.

Any suggestions?
Thanks!

(FP2002 on Win 2000)

By creating those rules, you have implicitly created custom classes
corresponding to -

..no1
..no2, and
..no3

When you place your tables on the page, select the table tag on the tag
selector (I am using FP2003), and edit its Properties. On the ensuing
dialogs, you will be able to style the table, and in the list of available
styles, you will find "no1", "no2", and "no3". Select one of them, and bada
bing, bada boom!

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Murray
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"jo w" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'd like to have several different table styles defined in my CSS. I've
> seen
> another post which suggested something like:
>
> table.no1 { width:500px; background-image: url(foo1.gif); }
> table.no2 {width:400px; background-image: url(foo2.gif); }
> table.no3 (width:300px; background-image: url(foo3.gif); }
>
> But how do I actually apply this? When inserting a table, I thought I'd
> be
> able to select one of these from the styles, but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> Any suggestions?
> Thanks!
>
> (FP2002 on Win 2000)