How to remove borders in tables?

[Tsui]

Hi, I’m fairly unfamiliar with markdown. I have a table with the default borders and I’m hoping to remove the top/bottom borders. How would I go about doing that? I saw this:

<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">

and this

table {border: none;}

But I don’t understand how to implement them in Discourse. Thanks in advance!

[omarfilip]

Check out some CSS tips at the bottom of this post:

Add a table to your post using markdown

Creating a table in Discourse with markdown really easy. For this tutorial, we will use a table with three columns. You can create a table with as many columns as you want but keep in mind that the width of your post is limited, and a large table can be pretty ugly on mobile. The base of a table is really simple, each | character will represent one column. Between two | you can add the content that you want. You need to start and finish each line of your table with the character | First, you…

[Tsui]

Thank you so much! I actually checked that out, but (forgive me, I’m really new at this) I don’t understand how to make CSS changes. I do have admin privileges, but any changes I make need to affect just a specific table and not the entirety of the site.

[Steven]

If it’s just for one specific post, you can use the data-post-id to edit the css only for this one.

If I inspect your post, I can find the data-post-id, data-topic-id and data-user-id

And it would be something like that at the end

[data-post-id="848923"] .cooked table {
    
}

[amundo (Patrick Hall)]

@Steven

If it’s just for one specific post, you can use the data-post-id to edit the css only for this one.

Can CSS like this be edited through the interface, or does one have to go “into the files”, as it were?

[merefield (Robert)]

Interface. Start learning here: Beginner's guide to using Discourse Themes