Cell Borders

I built a site www.centralcitydance.com in DW CS3 and used
CSS for cell borders. They work great in Safari, but do not display
correctly in IE. any suggestions

On what page are the borders? I see no borders on the
homepage - the URL
you provided.
For starters - you may want to fix the 70+ validation errors:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.centralcitydance.com%2F
Alec
Adobe Community Expert

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Hi Maura,
Nice site and great art!
I see the borders in firefox but not in internet explorer.
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Trying to create viewable and printable cell borders in a Numbers spreadsheet. Is it possible for Apple to make this simple process any LESS intuitive? These guys are trying to push me back to Excel even tho I hate Microsoft which uses an incredibly simple method for this. I'm sure it's easy with Numbers too. Maybe I need another coffee. Help please.

Hi Joe,
1. Correct. I don't see that as a major issue, but you might want to request an 'All Borders option be added to the menu to reduce this to a one step process. The route to send that request directly to Apple is via Provide Numbers Feedback, found in the Numbers menu of numbers '09 (and in the application menu of all or most current Apple applications).
2. You asked:
"Not to belabor this but I see "Allow/Disallow" Border Selection in the dropdown. Not sure what that is all about."
Something I hadn't tried before in Numbers, but it turned out to be pretty 'intuitive.'
Selecting Allow Border Selection let me select these borders (on the table shown previously) with three clicks (with the addition of a modifier key on the second and third):
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Command-click on the border between C7 and C8. All of the border between rows 7 and 8 is selected.
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People keep telling me I'll love my MAC one day, but I'm still waiting...

Microsoft Office is available for Macs. That might be one solution to your problem and might make this switch from PC to Mac a little easier for you.
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Issue 1.
In Pages, horizontal cell borders seem to take precedence over vertical cell borders so my vertical white line trick doesn't work. Is there a way to force my vertical white cell borders to "show up" over my think black horizontal cell borders?
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Message was edited by: Steve in Seattle

I must apologizes.
It seems that I didn't understand well the problem.
Issue 1.
In Pages, horizontal cell borders seem to take precedence over vertical cell borders so my vertical white line trick doesn't work. Is there a way to force my vertical white cell borders to "show up" over my think black horizontal cell borders?
NO
Issue 2.
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I checked and here, aftere defining a new default format with vertical lines set to none, this format is used when I cvreate a new table.
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_Go to "Provide Pages Feedback" in the "Pages" menu_, describe what you wish.
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You'll find the link for the Numbers '09 User Guide in the Help menu in Numbers.
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Post back if still in trouble.

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Jimay wrote:
I think I've got it at last but it does seem back to front. I think that it would be much better if you could set the border properties (line width, line type and colour) and then select the cells and click on the borders which you want to have the set properties
Goes directly against the grain of the usual grammar: Select, then perform action on the selection.
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