Xoops has always had a problem displaying tables. Part of that is due to theme settings

Here is a simple method of displaying tables properly..

1) in /theme/themename/ style.css add



this will make sure that your theme will allow tables

2) create your table with an html creation program such as htmlbeauty. Do NOT use a WYSIWYG editor

3) VERY IMPORTANT!!! In your definition add class="border"
i.e.

4) make sure there are no blank spaces in your html commands
i.e. NOT

5) make sure all your html commands are LOWER case. No upper case encoding.

6) put all your table html on one line. If you use Notepad++ there is a command at menu EDIT > Blank Operations > Remove Unnecessary Blank and EOL.

7) cut n paste your table into the editor of the module you are using and submit.

Done!

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