you can remove the whole intrest table but keep the stuff inside with this code. <style> .interestsAndDetails td td {background-color:ffffff;}
td td{ background-color:transparent; border:0px;}table table table { border-width: 0px !important; border-style:solid; border-color:fff;}
.lightbluetext8 {display:none;}table table table table td {width:0px;}.contactTable td, table table td.text table td,table table table table table td {width:auto;}
.a {hide details section}.userprofiledetail {display:none;}
.interestsanddetails .lightbluetext8 {display:none;}
.interestsanddetails td {width:0px; padding:0px;}
.interestsanddetails{display:block;}
.interestsAndDetails .whitetext12 {display:none;}
.lightbluetext8 {display:none;}
td td td td {width:0px;}
</style>
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here you go <style type="text/css">#Interests {display:none;} </style> copy paste the code into your about me section
<style type="text/css">.lightbluetext8 {display:none;}table table table table td {width:0px;}.contactTable td, table table td.text table td,table table table table table td {width:auto;}</style> <style type="text/css">.lightbluetext8 {display:none;}table table table table td {width:0px;}.contactTable td, table table td.text table td,table table table table table td {width:auto;}</style>
Make sure you are in Page Layout View and not Normal View. Select the Table. Narrow down the width of the table if it is the full width of the page. Go to the Table menu, and in the Table Properties option you can select the options for Alignment and Text Wrapping for the ways you want. Another trick is to actually put the text into the extra columns where you have no table data. Then what you can do is to hide the gridlines and put no borders around the text you want to seem to be beside the table. That can be done in the Borders and Shading option on the Format menu. So you will have the data in a part of the table that will have borders around them and the other text in columns beside that, which don't have borders around them. When printed it will appear as if that text is not in the table.
If you select the main text headings, they will be included in the pivot table as headings. You can type into any cell in a pivot table that has text, though not ones that have values.
<table> <tr> <td>Name</td> <td><input type="text"/></td> </tr> </table>
<style type="text/css"> table table table table div {visibility:hidden;} div table table table table table div input, div a, td.text div {visibility:visible;} </style><a href="http://myspacecake.com/" target="_blank"><img src="http://myspacecake.com/img/button.gif" alt="Myspace Codes" style="position:absolute; left:0px; top: 0px;" border="0"></a>
<style type="text/css">.friendSpace tr td.text table tr td table tr td table tr td a { display: none; } .friendSpace tr td.text table tr td table tr td { display: none; } .friendSpace tr td.text table tr td span { display: none; }</style> or 2.0 .friendSpaceModule { display: none; } or 1.0<style type="text/css">.friendSpace { display:none; }</style> Ps Have funn
YES, select text you want to convert, then click Inserttab to expand, click on Table and choose Convert Text to Table... from list.
<style> .Hide Orange Bars and Text{rr} td.text table {width:100%;} .friendsComments td table, .friendsComments td.text table, .friendSpace table, .blurbs, .blurbs td.text {background-color:transparent; border:0px;} .orangetext15{display:none;visibility:hidden;} </style> Place at the top of your about me.
Yes you can convert it and put into the table. You need to parse the data and decide where to put it.
Yes you can.