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Remove hard coded border property in pandas to_html()
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this will be trivial to change/remove with #10250 , but I don't think we would remove it by default, this is pretty far ingrained. |
We also discussed essentially having an option that creates the default HTML output, which a user could override. |
So, #10250 will take care of it, is it? Interesting development. Sounds cool. |
Yeah it should handle this. Right now I've got something like I need to cleanup the template a bit. If you have specific needs feel free to post them over in #10250. |
yeh, so need to make a default styler that implements the current spec (then can take out the hard coded stuff) |
One other thing is my |
Hi,
https://github.com/pydata/pandas/blob/e4cb0f8a6cbb5f0c89b24783baa44326e4b2cccb/pandas/core/format.py#L893
Currently, a
border="0"
seems to be hard coded in the pandasto_html()
table output. I think it'd be more convenient to have that as a CSS property ondataframe
than put directly like that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: