No dotted guidelines in table

[Guest]

I've set my table borders to zero so they won't show. But, on my page that
is attached to a CSS style sheet, I can't see the dotted guidelines that show
the boundaries of my table cells. And yet a page that is not attached to the
CSS shows guidelines ok. The table style on my CSS is as follows:
table
{
table-border-color-light: rgb(102,204,204);
table-border-color-dark: rgb(0,102,102);

And my page background is:

body, td, th
{
font-family: Verdana;
background-color: rgb(238,251,196);
font-size:10pt

Do you think my CSS is covering up my table's dotted guidelines?
Thanks,
Clive Soden

 

[Guest]

I was able to get the dotted guidelines back in my table by removing the
value in the Cell Spacing in Table Properties.
Clive

 

[Andrew Murray]

I suppose the answer is "Yes" the CSS is covering up your "border
guidelines" as you put it.

The "dotted guidelines" actually indicate "no border" or a border size set
to 0 pixels.

You have a border (set in your styles as per your original post) so the
"guidelines" don't show up.

 

[Guest]

To restore my dotted guidelelines, I actually changed the Cell Spacing to
zero in the Table Properties window rather than remove the value as I posted
earlier.
Thanks,
Clive