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There is no good way, on the internet for a long time, mostly speaking style, I have not yet learned, I also know that the style of course is a lot of good, can be set into a rich table, dotted ah, two lines ah what, but must be very understanding of the style, and then through my practice, I found a way, hehe, I'm just talking about one of the easiest ways to do this without having to use CSS style, and notice oh, I'm just saying it's a personal little way, not a skill.
I found that just set the border to 0, the spacing is set to 1, the padding is set to 0, you can, and then you want to set the border to what color the table background set why color, inside the color set to the same page background color on it. As shown in figure:
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Here I set the background of the table to Blue (#0000FF), the form is set to white, the code is as follows:
<table bgcolor= "#0000FF" width= "border=" 0 "cellpadding=" 0 "cellspacing=" 1 "> <tr> <TD BG Color= "#FFFFFF" > </td> <td bgcolor= "#FFFFFF" > </td> <td bgcolor= "#FFFFFF "> </td> </tr> <tr> <td bgcolor=" #FFFFFF "> </td> <td bgcolor=" #FFFFFF "> </td> <td bgcolor=" #FFFFFF "> </td> </tr> <tr> <TD Bgcolor= "#FFFFFF" > </td> <td bgcolor= "#FFFFFF" > </td> <td bgcolor= "# FFFFFF "> </td> </tr> </table>