On Fri, Sep 06, 2024 at 04:16:04PM +0100, Gavin Smith wrote: > (<table border=""> which we were disucssing has the same effect as > <table border="1">.)
Actually, it is <table border="0"> that epubcheck does not like, it only accepts <table border="1"> or <table border="">. So, this solves the issue of EPUB conformance. We may want to use CSS to replace the uses of <table border="1"> in the future, though. It requires a bit more code, if I understood well, as <table border="1"> is replaced by CSS for the table, th and td. -- Pat