Here is another MSO tag I don't understand. I find it in empty table cells. <td width="100" style="width:75pt"><span style="mso-spacerun: yes"> </span></td> I found this forum that said this tag is used to add "a space" or extra space between sentences, but that is not my need on these tables. https://bytes.com/topic/html-css/answers/99423-make-spaces-between-sentences-bigger-than-between-words What is the easiest way to change or delete these 2-line tags (yes is always on the 2nd line)? What do I need to replace it with to keep borders on Empty cell from disappearing (is it just the ascii for "space")? And, do I need to keep those style widths, at least for now until I'm closer to attaching the CSS file? Or can I remove those now? J
Judy, I'm loath to start messing with the mso stuff unless I see how the page looks to start with. They should all be taken out and replaced with standard styles, but best you post a link to the page(s) in question and I'll take a look. Barry --------------------------- On 16/06/2016 15:02, JFlorian wrote: > Here is another MSO tag I don't understand. I find it in empty table cells. > > I found this forum that said this tag is used to add "a space" or extra space between sentences, but that is not my need on these tables. > https://bytes.com/topic/html-css/answers/99423-make-spaces-between-sentences-bigger-than-between-words [1] > What is the easiest way to change or delete these 2-line tags (yes is always on the 2nd line)? What do I need to replace it with to keep borders on Empty cell from disappearing (is it just the ascii for "space")? > And, do I need to keep those style widths, at least for now until I'm closer to attaching the CSS file? Or can I remove those now? > J Links: ------ [1] https://bytes.com/topic/html-css/answers/99423-make-spaces-between-sentences-bigger-than-between-words