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Hello all!
As we all continue to learn Confluence, you might come across an area which "grinds your gears".
Some of my templates have "table = 100%" coded in the HTML.
The purpose was to make the page's tables look uniform, but when I copied and pasted one of those tables, the formatting was lost. I would then need to re-code the table width.
After searching the Atlassian community on how to hide the table border, I came across a posting from @Davin Studer who supplied a user macro!
After seeing how an user macro is setup, I attempted to create my own user macro for table width... and was successful!
##Macro Name: max_table_width
##Macro Title: Max Table Width
##Macro Body Processing: Rendered
## Macro title: Max Table Width
## Developed by: Jonathan M. Smith
## Date created: 10/12/2018
## @noparams
<style>
.maxtablewidth table.confluenceTable {width: 100%;}
</style>
<div class="maxtablewidth">$body</div>
I would like to thank the community for supplying thoughts and content to "noobs" like me which helped create my first macro.
Regards,
Jonathan
Jonathan Smith
Sr IT Applications Administrator
ULINE
Pleasant Prairie, WI
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