[Scanu]

Hi is cellpadding working on vbulletin? In the table if i put cellpadding="100" it doesn't work. It is very strange can someone help me?

[borbole]

It should work. What is the whole coding and how/where are you trying to add it?

[Scanu]

I tried this exactly code in the header template and it won't works :S

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and it is very strange because if i put it in the style it works

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I'm on Mac os X: Chrome

[tbworld]

Cellspacing can get a bit tricky, especially with my favorite browser IE. This is the formula I use for your problem. The correct replacement for cellspacing is border-spacing. Hope this points yo in the right direction.

table {
border-collapse: separate;
border-spacing: 10px;
*border-collapse: expressopm('separate', cellspacing ='10px');
}

*border-collapse: expression('separate', cellspacing ='10px'); <-- for ie6 and ie7
On vb you really do not need to support anymore...


Using the <td> and setting the padding will work in many cases.

[Scanu]

I was talking about cellpadding not cellspacing i think that they are differently thanks anyway if there is no other way i will use the css code mentioned before

[tbworld]

Oops! Should have looked a bit closer.... Oh well

[Badshah93]

in vB4, padding is set to 0px for td, th etc tags..
i would suggest you to use class and thats the correct way. If possible upgrade tables to divs.

[Lynne]

You need to use CSS for styling your table. Give it it's own id and then you can't style just it in the additional.css template.