We’ve been asked more than once to allow tables to “pop” or look more stylish. bxp can adopt a look from other known office tools and using a well-known package to suggest some HTML interpretations. [[File:bxpR10SER1_015.png | 800px]] In order to implement these styles the tables will have to have new CSS tags applied. * css_Table_New_Table* css_Table_First_Cell* css_Table_First_Row* css_Table_Data_FirstCell* css_Table_Data_DataCell* css_Table_Data_LastCell* css_Table_Data_Alt_FirstCell* css_Table_Data_Alt_DataCell* css_Table_Data_Alt_LastCell* css_Table_Last_FirstCell* css_Table_Last_Row* css_Table_Last_LastCell These tags are then set with appropriate styles and makes styling really easy to apply. This change will affect where clients might have customisations or expect data to appear allows custom table styling in particular layouts. A default style matching current styles will be created BUT the HTML will have the new css Headers added. Application of styling will vary various areas throughout the bxp system. i.e. there will be a master default but only some reports will allow “selective” styling. [[Table_Styling]]