Only show the top border <table frame=above> Only show the bottom border <table frame=below> Only show left and right borders <table frame=vsides> Only display the top and bottom borders <table frame=hsides> Only show the left border <table frame=lhs> Only show the right border <table frame=rhs> Do not display any border <table frame=void> The trick to displaying and hiding the table cell separators lies in the rules, which are contained in the <TABLE> tag. It has three parameters (cols, rows, none). When rules=cols, the table will hide the vertical separator lines so that we can only see the rows of the table; when rules=rows, the horizontal separator lines will be hidden so that we can only see the columns of the table; and when rules=none, both the vertical and horizontal separator lines will be hidden. Remove vertical separator lines <table rules=cols> Remove horizontal separator lines <table rules=rows> Remove vertical and horizontal separators <table rules=none> |
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