If you drag the rows/columns to resize them, it inserts width and height inline.
M
(@angelxchild)
I’m having this issue as well. Is it possible to disable the auto insertion of height and width?
Andrew
Thanks for that clarification. I too am finding this very awkward – it’s easy accidentally to drag a table row or column and thus set a height or width, which then gets inherited when one adds rows. Would it be possible to alleviate this somehow?
I appreciate that dragging has to set the width, but could you perhaps at least not inherit the explicit width setting on subsequent rows? After all, once you’ve set one width, other rows will get it automatically. At least then one wouldn’t have to edit out the width multiple times.
Alternatively, would it be possible to provide a way of turning of the drag function?
Some way of preventing this or of quickly removing these explicit styles would be really helpful
Anthony
Anonymous User 15122127
(@anonymized-15122127)
Second this – would be nice to be able to turn this feature off. Right now it’s really easy to accidentally set the width and height.
If anyone else is having this problem, try the following css:
table, tr, th, td {
width:auto!important;
height:auto!important;
}
