Table Styling

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Overview

bxp can adopt a look from other known office tools and using a well-known package to suggest some HTML interpretations.


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These styles are implemented using the following CSS tags on tables.

  • 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.


It is possible to overwrite these styles with your own custom implementations


Application of styling can vary throughout the system. i.e. there will be a master default but some reports will allow “selective” styling.