From: JohnE on 10 May 2010 03:56 Is there a way to to not show any css bordering, coloring, etc if the field does not have any information in it? Have a table and there could be a field (label) that would have not info. The table is not bordered, the field in the table cell is bordered. Thanks. John
From: James Parker on 10 May 2010 11:38 > >Is there a way to to not show any css bordering, coloring, etc if the field >does not have any information in it? Have a table and there could be a field >(label) that would have not info. The table is not bordered, the field in >the table cell is bordered. >Thanks. >John > You might have to do this from code behind or using javascript. If you are adding content to the table cell then you can set a different CSS class "border:none" if the content you added was empty. You could also loop through using javascript / jquery to see if the html of a control is empty if so change the css class. Hope this helps j1mb0jay ----------------------------------- Posted @ http://www.dotnethelp.co.uk
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