How can I have a table in Scribus, with no visible lines between columns and rows ?
(Scribus 1.6.5 on windows 11)
In 1.6.x there isnt a way to adjust the color of the lines between the table cells. Scribus 1.7.x has the ability to adjust them, currently not is a straight forward manner.
The cell line visibility can be adjusted in 1.7.x via the line tool. Select the line tool and open the properties window, look doe the line option drop down. and click the mask button. Then adjust the slider to make it transparent.
However, this seems to be a global setting and will make all your lines transparent. (at least I'm pretty sure it does.) This issue was noted and is being worked on, I believe there is an update for this. Not sure of it availability.
hi denis
tables in scribus show still a bit strange things. but you can hide the lines in two steps:
- select the table (with a single click), then go to 'table properties' (f3) → 'borders', select the 'solid line' and set the line color to 'none'. (this will hide the border on the left side and at he bottom of the table.)
- double click in a cell, then select all the cells and go to 'table properties' → 'borders' again, this time changing the color of the 'solid line' will affect the rest of the lines.
utnik
Quote from: utnik on Today at 07:59:04 PMhi denis
tables in scribus show still a bit strange things. but you can hide the lines in two steps:
- select the table (with a single click), then go to 'table properties' (f3) → 'borders', select the 'solid line' and set the line color to 'none'. (this will hide the border on the left side and at he bottom of the table.)
- double click in a cell, then select all the cells and go to 'table properties' → 'borders' again, this time changing the color of the 'solid line' will affect the rest of the lines.
utnik
first bullet point; in what version of scribus is this set of options available? i'm looking for this in 1.7.1 and dont see borders option.
second bullet; same question as above...