In 3.4 I was able to see border-less grid lines of tables in writer. Now in 3.5 they are invisible by default (Mint 12 using testing PPA for 3.5)
Since this is a StackExchange-style Q&A site where questions are placed in order to have a future reference I've decided to share where this option is, since I was lost in frustration of trying to find solution in the help, forum, here or googling it.
So, in order to make table gridlines (for borderless cells) visible/invisible you need to go to:
Tools - Options - LibreOffice - Appearance
And in the Custom colours list enable the checkbox next to Table boundaries and optionally select a colour for them.
There you go.
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Asked: 2012-05-17 13:44:33 +0200
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This seems to be an enhencement request or bug report, not a question?! I can't reproduce your observations with WIN / LibO 3.5.1. Default for table creation is black borders 0.05pt, and for a table without visible borders I can switch on/of cell visibility in menu 'Table -> Table boundaries' easily
rrbd ( 2012-05-29 06:52:06 +0200 )edit