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  Basileus

  Posts: 585 January 2014 edited January 2014

  If you want to make a cell inside a table a header cell, put "_." at the beginning. Example:
  
  @|_. Column 1 Header| _. Column 2 Header|
  |Column 1 Content|Column 2 Content|@
  
  And you can then style what exactly your table headers look like with this code in your campaign CSS (under Settings > Advanced):
  
  @.campaign-public-layout th {}@
  
  Put whatever CSS formatting you want inside the braces. For example, to simply make it slightly bigger and bolded:
  
  @.campaign-public-layout th {font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold;}@
  
  For general table formatting you can use this code in your CSS:
  
  @#content table {}@
  
  Such as:
  
  @#content table {background-color: transparent; border-style: none;}@
  
  Meanwhile back in the Textile for a specific page, to style a whole table, put the styling in braces after "table" followed by a period, for example:
  
  @table{width: 100%; text-align:center;}.
  |Content|Content|Content|@
  
  If you want to style a specific cell, put the styling in braces at the beginning of that cell followed by a period, for example:
  
  @table.
  |{width:25%}. Content|{width:25%}. Content|{width:50%}. Content|@
  
  Generally any text styling, coloring, fonts, shadows, etc... you can accomplish using CSS and Textile as above. For background images, I believe you would have to do a bit of basic HTML and use tags to create a new object with a background-image, then place the table inside it. But someone else would have to give the specifics as I haven't used tables with background images like that.
  
  
  
  Edit: Forgot fonts. Those are easy enough, the code to put inside the braces is "font-family: '_font_';"
  Just remember that you will need to either use a common font or else one you have attached to your campaign using either Google Fonts or Typekit (through Settings > Advanced). Google fonts can be found at "Google Fonts":http://www.google.com/fonts, just find the font you like and copy the name over into your campaign settings. Then reference it with the "font-family" code any time you want to use it.

  Post edited by Basileus on January 2014