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The following style is using the curly brace, is there different if I don't use the curly brace like style="{border:none}" ?
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<td width="10%" style="border:none">welcome</td>
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Thanks,
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Answer I've never seen the curly notation for inline styling. This is correct:
style="border:none"
However, you almost never want to use inline styling. Better to use a class or a rule. Say you want to remove the borders all <td>s inside of a table with an id of "table2". You could write:
table#table2 td {
border: none;
}
This is useful because you can touch that table's <td>s without touching any other <td>s on the page. Also, the markup becomes simpler:
