Common Styles

Hello,

I am using 4 tables to display data lists.
All four tables have common and non common styles.

Consider all tables have Black background.
However, table 1 and 2 have red border and table 3 and 4 have blue
border.

Can I have two styles applied to the tables?
For example:

..Common {background-color: black}
..Table12 {border: solid 1px red}
..Table34 {border: solid 1px blue}

I would apply styles Common and Table12 to tables 1 and 2.
I would apply styles Common and Table34 to tables 3 and 4.

Is this possible?
If yes, is this the right way to do it?

Thanks,
Miguel

"shapper" <mdmoura (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote

Hello,

I am using 4 tables to display data lists.
All four tables have common and non common styles.

Consider all tables have Black background.
However, table 1 and 2 have red border and table 3 and 4 have blue
border.

Can I have two styles applied to the tables?
For example:

.Common {background-color: black}
.Table12 {border: solid 1px red}
.Table34 {border: solid 1px blue}

I would apply styles Common and Table12 to tables 1 and 2.
I would apply styles Common and Table34 to tables 3 and 4.

Is this possible?
If yes, is this the right way to do it?

<table style="Common Table12">

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Richard.

shapper wrote:

Hello,

I am using 4 tables to display data lists.
All four tables have common and non common styles.

Consider all tables have Black background.
However, table 1 and 2 have red border and table 3 and 4 have blue
border.

Can I have two styles applied to the tables?
For example:

.Common {background-color: black}
.Table12 {border: solid 1px red}
.Table34 {border: solid 1px blue}

I would apply styles Common and Table12 to tables 1 and 2.
I would apply styles Common and Table34 to tables 3 and 4.

Is this possible?
If yes, is this the right way to do it?

Yes as Richard suggest, but pick better class names then Table12 & Table34.

Better names the describe the style usage, table.prices,
table.experimentData, table.specifications, ...


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Take care,

Jonathan
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Hello,

I am using 4 tables to display data lists.
All four tables have common and non common styles.

Consider all tables have Black background.
However, table 1 and 2 have red border and table 3 and 4 have blue
border.

Can I have two styles applied to the tables?
For example:

.Common {background-color: black}
.Table12 {border: solid 1px red}
.Table34 {border: solid 1px blue}

I would apply styles Common and Table12 to tables 1 and 2.
I would apply styles Common and Table34 to tables 3 and 4.

Is this possible?
If yes, is this the right way to do it?

table style="Common Table12"

I think you mean:

table class="Common Table12"

Oh my. Of course :-)

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Richard.