Can att modify a value in CSS?

I had html that looked like this: where the CSS looked like this:.  I wanted to use att to replace the value of width in the CSS, but, of course, it would only modify the table tag.  I could replace the id value with another value, but that's not what I wanted to do.

I finally scratched the #whole_page in the CSS and ended up with this: It works OK, but it does limit the usability of att to those items that are not in CSS.

Is there a way to use att to modify the contents of a CSS definition?

Hi,

You can add or define a secondary class that will overwrite the design defined by #whole_class.

PHP:
HTML:

You can also define precisely the width by placing a TBS tag in the CSS definition.

Another solution is to use parameter "att" to insert a style attribute with the new width that should overwrite the previous one.