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Monday 06 November 2006 4:53:32 am
I think you should use content classes for this, not custom tags. If you just need to use CSS to style a table, you can add an optional table class (or th, or tr or td) by adding it as an option in content.ini.append, then adding the css that handles the new style. I have this option in my content.ini.append.php
[table]
AvailableClasses[]=merchantnetwork
When I create a table in the online editor, it gives me the option of assigning it this custom class, which if selected, will render the table with that class assigned. Then I use custom CSS to specify a different design for any table with this class. You can do this for any tag, and multiple class options per tag.
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