Hi!

Did you ever use cascading styles? You can define a unique style that, for example, tells that content of all <TD> elements inside of the table with class = "MyClass" should appear in bold, and simlar TH elements should appear in bold, italic and blue color, as well as all rows (TR) should have height = 30.

DOM and DHTML in IE allows defining styles that way.

You can read more about CSS at the http://www.w3.org or learn it with easy at http://www.w3schools.com.

>I'm trying to understand how to apply a formatting directive (such as "<FONT> "</FONT>" opening and closing tags) to a DHTML text range such that the various nodes within the textrange have the formatting tags applied appropriately (basically, walking the tree). This can be tricky if the range has a table within in it, or tables in tables, because (for example) the formatting tags need to be applied around the HTML within every <TD> element in order for the formatting to render correctly within the table.