
HyperText Markup Language, better known as HTML, includes a "table" element that many websites use to organize data into a grid format. By default, these HTML tables are displayed with rigid rectangle formatting. However, you can use the Adobe Dreamweaver Web design application to add a new CSS property to your HTML code that will alter the appearance of your tables to give them rounded corners.
Instructions
- 1
Launch the Adobe Dreamweaver application and open the HTML code file that contains your table.
2Click the plus button in the "CSS" window on the right side of the screen.
3Choose the radio button labeled "Redefine HTML" or "Tag" and choose "Table" from the drop-down list of elements. Then press "OK."
4Use the tabs on the left side of the window to select a custom background color, font or border size for your table element. Click "OK" when you're done customizing the table's basic appearance.
5Scroll to the top of your HTML code and locate the area where your CSS properties are defined. This section should begin with the "