Thread:Starrocks923/@comment-26899376-20160107103240/@comment-26899376-20160109081730

Will posting the real tables to a blog and then removing the informtion from the Source Tab, preventing the duplication of my real tables on more than one of my pages?

I experienced some differences when using the pracice page on the html/csss site link i gave you earlier.

This site does some auto-correcting of the code and then presents the output under the table that appears. The code is presented all on 1 line.

Which makes it difficult to see errorrs in the code.

All the real tables I have recently created here, should show a colored outer border as well as the same colour displaying around the individual cells of the table.

This shows up on the practisc page I have mentioned but does not show up when i post the tables on this wiki.

How can I make the coloured table borders appear here?

I only see the broken and misaligned tags when I post and Preview the tables on this wiki.

(I have corrected all broken and misaligned tags, I think. I can not see any tag code appearing outside the tables in the preview in the source editor.)

Although all the information relating to the real tables I have posted is appearing with a pink highlight on my Source Page. (from what I have seen previously, tags appear with a pink highlighted background and the data appears with a light blue high lighted back ground;.

(If the code provided is good)

I also noticed that the wiki page enter a line of space between each line of code i made, when i copied and pasted the code from Microsoft Notepad.

( suspect I had too many enters after the last post in my Source Tab, is this true?)

My objecive relating to creating these tables is to provide information to others players of LEGO Minifigures Online with what I think may be helpful information, I want the information to be as accessable as possible to all players.

Even if those players are not members of this wiki, my understanding is any one can access information here.

I will look forward to your response on my wall in the near future.

I will appreciate any suggestions you have to make things work more effectively.

Thank you for your time, effort and energy :-)