[#609]fix: adds border to last-child colspanned cells for better merged-cell styling #706
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/* git issue - #609
If the last child cell was merged in the middle of three columns, then the middle cell of the three columns (but really last child cell) would not contain a right side border due to css "thinking" the cell was the most right cell and therefor be bordered by the frame element below this all. table.grid-cols>>tr>.tableblock[colspan]:last-child sets a 1-pixel wide right border for the last cell in each row with a colspan attribute. This is needed because table.grid-all>>tr>.tableblock:last-child removes the border from the last cell, but in the case of merged cells, the border is actually needed. Note: This may cause a small double border on the bottom most right cell of a colspanned row if it ends in the furthest right column.
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