Formatting HTML

Why are the HTML Table Cell Attributes limited to bgcolor? I tried cellpadding=10 and border=1 and they had no effect. Doesn't seem like coding would be too complicated for this.

Bill,
The attributes you mentioned are table attributes and have no effect within <td> tags. You can specify other <td> attributes in the HTML Table Cell Attributes field, e.g, "nowrap". You should be able to get the exact formatting you want using the style attribute in either the HTML Table Cell Attributes field or the HTML Form Element Attributes field, depending on whether you're formatting the whole cell or individual form elements, e.g., style="padding:10px 0px 0px 10px;",
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