One of the things that I like about WFB is that I can put [_form_results_] in the email and it will automatically populate it with form fields and data entered. However, I'd like to format it a little more. I looked at the code in the output and it puts it in a table no class associated with the individual cells that I can see.

I know that I can manually output each individual field, but I'm thinking about shortcuts. Is there a way to format the cells of [_form_results_] individually? (Ex: left cell is bold and right-aligned while right cell is normal and left-aligned)

Use in line styling.

If you look at the email setups in the Form Builder settings, you'll see that the tables are formatted there. Just follow suit and edit that code as needed and that should take care of it.

In this case, I want to set the left column cells with one width and right aligned and set the right column cells differently.

I looked at the table setups. It provides for this:

table{width:80%;}
td {font-size: 12px !important; line-height: 30px;color: #666666 !important; margin: 0px;border-bottom: 1px solid #e9e9e9;}
td:first-child {font-size: 13px !important; font-weight:bold; color: #333 !important; vertical-align:text-top; min-width:10%; padding-right:5px;}

That lets me control the table, the cells in general and the the first row of cells separately. However, it does not give me control of all the left cells or all the right cells.

Hmm can't help you there unless you're willing to delve into the code itself (would suggest you make sure your form is fully complete first before this so you don't have to keep redoing it while you test etc. If you want to delve into the code, then find the files that represent the CSS for the form, edit the HTML for the table so that it includes a custom CSS Class that you can create such as:

td.right { info here for this class that you want to style the column with }

Then edit the html fields for the table to include the above class and any others you want to do.

This is about the only way I can see that you can do this as you are unable to specify classes in the settings within the program for custom classes, only the default selectors.

Hope that helps, wish I could be of more help here, but you'll have to dig through the files and find the locations on your own for that. Good luck!

That's what I figured. Thanks for your help.