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• How do I top align the table on the Web page to the top of the browser?

  If you look at www.colonialstock.com, you will see that the Web page was made in a tabular format.  How do I best align the table, then the gray space above the table is removed?

  Add this to your body tag...

  LeftMargin = "0" marginheight = "0" marginWidth = "0" topmargin = "0".

• white space between the tables

  Hello

  I do an annual report and there is a lot of financial tables. I have 60 paintings and I need to align the tables vertically so that the white space between each table is exactly the same. So far I did it manually. I'm sure there is a better way to do it but I just have not found the way yet. My first thought was to do a 'parent' table with X rows and one column. So I put my child tables in the parent table and use a "row of the spacer" exactly the mm X I tried this but it really complicates things

  Then I tried 'space after' in the properties of the table, but I can't understand what this attribute.

  In other words, I would like that the vertical space between table 1 and table 2 is always exactly 5 mm of the force. How is that possible?

  I would like some inputs/best practices.

  / Best regards

  Thomas Lund

  Your table is placed in a paragraph.  Create a paragraph style that contains that space after that you want between the tables, and then apply that style to all paragraphs that contain tables.  That should give you exactly the spacing between your tables in the flow of the text.

  This will not work unless you are running off the paintings together in a story (which I recommend).

• Align the top of the cell

  I put a spry menu in a table cell but need to align to the top of the cell. I used to be able to do this in older versions of DW simply aligning the 'top', but it does not work. not sure if it of the spry menu or changed the way to align cells in a table to the top.

  > how to align the table
  > cells to the top has changed.

  HTML has not changed. DW would have nothing to do with it.

  This will be aligned with the top of the cell

  To say that the more we would need to see your code - please show us.

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  > I put a spry menu in a table cell, but need to align to the top of the
  > cell phone.
  > I used to be able to do this in older versions of DW, lining up only
  > "high."
  > but it does not work. not sure if it's the spry menu or how to align
  > table
  > cells to the top has changed.
  >

• Customizations do not work for the alignment of the Table

  Dear all, aJohny

  We have improved r 12.1.3 to 12.2.4 under customization already existed in 12.1.3 we did import customization to 12.2.4

  Picture below shows 4 tables

  -Modified objectives

  -New objectives
  -Objectives deleted
  -Objectives

  
  I'm trying to align all the columns by column weighting of the target (%) as a 20% width and the width of column story that 5% to the Level of the Site

  But as stated below its does not work

  

  We tried to remove the customization and recreate it, but same problem exists.

  Please notify.

  
  

  Thank you and best regards,

  Sudhir

  Thanks AJ!

  As recommended, we have treated this alignment issue table in CO related extension using the code below.

  ' public void processRequest (OAPageContext oapagecontext, OAWebBean oawebbean)

  {

  super.processRequest (oapagecontext, oawebbean);

  //*************************

  Table 1 OAAdvancedTableBean = (OAAdvancedTableBean) oawebbean.findChildRecursive ("NewObjectivesRN");

  Table1.prepareForRendering (oapagecontext);

  OAColumnBean columnBean1 = (OAColumnBean) table1.findChildRecursive ("XXNewObjectivesWeightingPercentCol");

  DictionaryData columnFormat1 = (DictionaryData) columnBean1.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat1 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat1 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat1.put (WIDTH_KEY, "45%");

  columnBean1.setColumnFormat (columnFormat1);

  //------------------------

  OAColumnBean columnBean2 = (OAColumnBean) table1.findChildRecursive ("xxNewHistoryColumn");

  DictionaryData columnFormat2 = (DictionaryData) columnBean2.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat2 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat2 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat2.put (WIDTH_KEY, '20% ');

  columnBean2.setColumnFormat (columnFormat2);

  //*************************

  Table2 OAAdvancedTableBean = (OAAdvancedTableBean) oawebbean.findChildRecursive ("ChgObjectivesRN");

  table2.prepareForRendering (oapagecontext);

  OAColumnBean columnBean4 = (OAColumnBean) table2.findChildRecursive ("ChangedObjectivesWeightingPercentCol");

  DictionaryData columnFormat4 = (DictionaryData) columnBean4.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat4 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat4 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat4.put (WIDTH_KEY, "45%");

  columnBean4.setColumnFormat (columnFormat4);

  //------------------------

  OAColumnBean columnBean3 = (OAColumnBean) table2.findChildRecursive ("xxChgHistoryColumn");

  DictionaryData columnFormat3 = (DictionaryData) columnBean3.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat3 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat3 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat3.put (WIDTH_KEY, '20% ');

  columnBean3.setColumnFormat (columnFormat3);

  //*************************

  Table 3 OAAdvancedTableBean = (OAAdvancedTableBean) oawebbean.findChildRecursive ("DelObjectivesRN");

  table3.prepareForRendering (oapagecontext);

  OAColumnBean columnBean5 = (OAColumnBean) table3.findChildRecursive ("XXQFDeletedObjectivesWeightingPercentCol");

  DictionaryData columnFormat5 = (DictionaryData) columnBean5.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat5 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat5 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat5.put (WIDTH_KEY, "45%");

  columnBean5.setColumnFormat (columnFormat5);

  //------------------------

  OAColumnBean columnBean6 = (OAColumnBean) table3.findChildRecursive ("xxDelHistoryColumn");

  DictionaryData columnFormat6 = (DictionaryData) columnBean6.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat6 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat6 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat6.put (WIDTH_KEY, '20% ');

  columnBean6.setColumnFormat (columnFormat6);

  //*************************

  Table 4 OAAdvancedTableBean = (OAAdvancedTableBean) oawebbean.findChildRecursive ("ApprObjectivesRN");

  table4.prepareForRendering (oapagecontext);

  OAColumnBean columnBean7 = (OAColumnBean) table4.findChildRecursive ("XXQFApprovedObjectivesWeightingPercentCol");

  DictionaryData columnFormat7 = (DictionaryData) columnBean7.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat7 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat7 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat7.put (WIDTH_KEY, "45%");

  columnBean7.setColumnFormat (columnFormat7);

  //------------------------

  OAColumnBean columnBean8 = (OAColumnBean) table4.findChildRecursive ("xxApprHistoryColumn");

  DictionaryData columnFormat8 = (DictionaryData) columnBean2.getColumnFormat ();

  If (columnFormat8 is nothing)

  {

  columnFormat8 = new DictionaryData();

  }

  columnFormat8.put (WIDTH_KEY, '20% ');

  columnBean8.setColumnFormat (columnFormat8);

  //*************************

  }

  Thank you best regards &,.

  Sudhir

• Unable to get the elements placed at the top and bottom of the cell of the table with vertical-align

  Hello

  I have a three-day educational courses in the list table. In each cell, I have the title of the presentation at the top with the name of the speaker below. Because some titles are longer than others, the line grows (rightly) as longer securities are covered in Word. So far so good. Now, I want all the titles to always start at the same distance from the surface of the cell (I use padding 2px) and names of speaker all be equidistant from the lower border, (i.e. 2px).

  I tried to place the title elements with < span style = "vertical-align: top" > </span > presentation title

  and the name of the speaker as < span style = "vertical-align: bottom" > name </span > Speaker

  and I tried the same method with < div > and < p > tags. Items don't move. Can someone tell me how to make the names of the speakers will be all aligned at the bottom of each cell?

  Here is an example of the code table I've tried:

  (Thanks!)

  < table style = "text-align: center;" do-family: Arial; background-color: #f7d49c; "border ="2"bordercolor =" #467E9F "cellpadding ="2 ".

  "cellspacing ="0"width ="900">"

  < tbody >

  < b >

  < td width = "300" > < span style = "" vertical-align: top; "> This is a short title </span > < br / >"

  < span style = "vertical-align: bottom" > name </span > < table > Speaker

  < td width = "300" > < div > is the title of another presentation, which is really long because some of the presentations have titles like that < / div > < br / >

  < div style = "vertical-align: bottom" > Speaker name < / div > < table >

  < td width = "300" > < span style = "vertical-align: top" > This is yet another presentation with a semi-long title </span > < br / >

  < span style = "vertical-align: bottom" > < table > </span > Speaker's name

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < /tr >

  < b >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < td > < table >

  < /tr >

  < / tbody >

  < /table >

  By default, the content of the table cell is average aligned.  You need not do anything.

  If you want your cell vertically aligned up or down, you can specify it in your CSS.  These effects all the text inside the cell.   It's all or nothing.

  Some text that is aligned at the top

  Some bottom-aligned text

• Problem with text table: text align to the left in the table

  I can't try to get the text to align inside a table. I'm working on a document that has the body text indented to 12 mm. I discovered that the left of the table corresponds to the tabs and it remains fixed on the marks of the tab. I managed to get the first row of the table to align the text of body outside of the table and the table is positioned how want it to be, but I can't get the rest of the text to align with the first line. Here is a screenshot of the problem:

  

  I did it by changing the removal of paragraph to 12 mm and by changing the withdrawal of first line to 12 mm. I've been fiddling with the tabs and other settings, but I can't not all aligned text. Is there a way to align it all without creating a separate or rectangle text box?

  Best regards, Kirk

  Thanks for your help. I just found out that I was using a paragraph style just outside the table who had no hyphen, and it prevented me to rethink the table. Your method worked, but only in the document with examples I showed you. (I did separate because I work on the project of sensitive information) and when I pasted in my working paper, the table is always aligned to the left margin. I then checked the paragraph mark immediately after the table, and there was my problem. I just changed the paragraph style to the same as the outside of the body text. This caused the table to align the body text without affecting the text inside the table.

  

  Best regards, Kirk

• Lose the vertical alignment of the table during the conversion of the ditamap to book

  FrameMaker Version: 12.0.4.445 (later part of TCS5)

  1. I have a project structured, where several XML files have been grouped in a ditamap.
  2. For one of the XML files, I have a table, where I need to set the cell Vertical alignment of cells in the MIDDLE.
  3. So using Paragraph Designer > table cell, I have change the entries in the top in the Middle (the default values have been Top).
  4. With the ditamap pane selected, I'll then menu file > > Save Ditamap under
  5. I save ditamap as ' book with fm components 12.0 (* .book) "file type.
  6. In the resulting book, the XML files are now. FM files.

  However, at this point, when I open the. File of FM which has the table, the cell styles back to the TOP.

  I searched high and low for a similar problem. It's look like a bug to me, but can someone confirm?

  Thank you

  No, this is not a bug by itself. I bet that the alignment is lost before you generate the book. After you set the alignment and saving and closing the file... reopen and see if the alignment is still there... I bet it's gone. As a general rule, you cannot apply put in shape or properties to objects (elements) in a DITA file. This applies to font and paragraph properties as well as table set in shape and other types of development in the form. All you can do is create items and set attributes. Any parameter properties will usually be lost on file save.

  You would probably need to have a 'process of publication' (script any) you run your generated book and chapter files that would scan for an attribute that shows some properties must be set on the table. The @outputclass attribute is typically used for this kind of thing. I'm not aware of what anyone in default FrameMaker DITA, who put in place to manage this type of formatting of the tables.

  If this formatting that you try to apply is consistent for the whole table, it is possible that you will be able to do this by creating a new table format that has this set of default formatting. When you insert a table in a subject, the table format is assigned to the tgroup/@outputclass attribute and this is the form that is used when rendering the table. Just create a new table in the structured application model and put in place this format to have the properties you want. Then, when you insert the table, be sure to select this format. It can be hard to set this up, but it * should * work.

  However, if this does not work, or you need more refined formatting applied to the parts of the table, I produce a tool called DITA-FMx, which offers extended DITA creation and publication of the options for FrameMaker. It offers features that allow this type of table set shaped to be applied by setting the attribute @outputclass to a specific value on the line or cell. You can get more information on DITA-FMx here...

  http://leximation.com/DITA-FMX/

  Good luck!

  Scott Prentice

  Leximation, Inc..

  www.leximation.com

• background in the table cell alignment does not work

  So I have one one line, a 2 column table.  In the second/last column, I have an image which must be low and stalled on the right.  However, no matter what I do, I can't image to sit at the bottom of the cell.

  If I add columns and move the image to one of the Interior columns, it aligns bottom, but if I then delete the column to the right (so that the image is now, once again, in the last column) once again the image is not aligned.

  I tried to give the image a negative margin of down, but that does not work.

  Here is the code:

  < td = class "last" style = "" vertical-align: bottom; "> < a href ="#TOPofPage1"> < img"

  "SRC ="... / RESOURCES/i_SPECIAL_art/RETURNtoTopIcon.png "alt =" "class ="TOPofPage""

  style = "" margin-bottom:-12px; "/ > < / a > < table >"

  Here's what it looks like:

  

  If the orange circle with the white triangle be resting at the bottom of his column... Why is it not?

  When I copy the code of your cell and just change the image of a flat triangle I, the alignment of bottom and negative margin works correctly.

  Check other style in the tr and labels of table and also all the styles applied to a party any of the table - maybe something it's setting of the alignment of the cell.

  If nothing seems obvious, perhaps copy the entire table in a fresh test project to see what's happening and add little by little in your styles to see if you can reproduce.

• Align the text in table

  Hello

  I ask for help to align the text of 2nd row under "Age Qualification" even line with "categories". Please refer to my screen turned to an easy understanding. Thanks in advance.

  

  Select the cell, and then choose table > cell Options > text > vertical Justification > Align Top

• Impossible to change the table column heading alignment in 11.1.1.5

  11.1.1.5 work.
  
  I want to align to right one of my headers of columns in the Table view. I'm going in the criteria, the column properties tab. Format of the column and clicking the Format icon next to the column heading box. I'm on the column properties dialog box, change the background color, adding a border and right Horizontal alignment setting. See the table in the results, I see the background color of the column heading, and I see the border. However, the column header text is always aligned to the left.
  
  What Miss me it please?

  Hi Mark,

  You do not have lack of what, whether Oracle has missed this basic functionality! This is a bug :-(

  Bug 12696084: FORMAT HEADINGS > HORIZONTAL ALIGNMENT does NOT WORK IN THE TABLE OR the PIVOT VIEW

  Rgds,
  DpKa

• The table text align to baseline grid

  Hi all

  I have a heavy text document for which I have implemented a basline grid that works very well, except when I have to put in some simple text tables, because the text inside tables is not aligning to the grid... and I can't work out why.

  Any thoughts? I use CS6 if that helps.

  I think that the problem might have been that I put tables in the entire flow with all other texts. I've separated the tables, put them in a new block of text and now it seems to work... a bit of a chore, but it's the only way I can make it work.

  Thank you guys for your help and advice.

• Going Crazy - IE by aligning the text in table Chrome differently then

  Hey guys,.

  I need a second set of eyes here. I worked on this site to complete for a while and I'm having a few problems. It's hard to explain, so look for yourself:

  http://christianstest.info/ICCSeattle.com/about.html

  If you click on the void (extended beliefs about our pastors) in Chrome links, everything is superb! But in Internet Explorer when you click on these links you will notice that alignment is all wrong in the upper table of th on the page on the ICC and what our pastors page. I can't for the life of understand me why. I narrowed down it to the upper table in the page:

  <table width="920" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" class="header">
        <tr>
          <td width="32" height="75" class="headerTitle"> </td>
          <td width="235" class="headerTitle">About</td>
          <td width="615" class="headerLinks"><u>About ICC</u>     <a href="About-ExtendedBeliefs.html">Extended Beliefs</a>    <a href="About-OurPastors.html">About Our Pastors</a></td>
          <td width="38" class="headerLinks"> </td>
        </tr>
        <tr>
          <td height="364" valign="top" class="BodyMainHeader"> </td>
          <td colspan="2" valign="top" class="BodyMainHeader"><p>International Christian Center</p>
            <p class="MainBody"><span class="BodyMainText"><span class="BodyMainText"><span class="BodyMainText"><span class="BodyMainText"><span class="BodyMainText"><img src="Images/LOGO.png" alt="ICC LOGO" width="310" height="292" align="right" />International Christian Center is a church about loving God and loving people. Planted in Renton Washington by Pastors Daniel and Connie Ong in 2008, ICC has since been striving to reach the people of Renton and its neighboring cities.</span></span></span></span></span><span class="BodyMainText"><span class="MainBody"></span></span></p>
            <p class="BodySubHeader">Our Mission Statement</p>
            <p class="BodySubHeader"><span class="BodyMainText">Bringing people to know Christ, to grow in Christ, and to go tell others about Christ.</span><br />
              <strong class="BodyMainText">To Know - To Grow - To Go</strong></p>
            <p class="BodySubHeader">What to Expect on Sunday</p>
            <p class="BodySubHeader"><span class="BodyMainText">Sunday services are all about fellowshipping with one another, worshiping and praising Christ, and learning and growing in His Word. Come as you are, no need to put on a three piece suit or Sunday dress, instead come expecting to be changed from the inside out. Services start at 10AM and are generally concluded by Noon. Every service includes God-centered worship and Bible-centered teaching. Communion is served on the first Sunday of every month.</span></p></td>
          <td valign="top" class="BodyMainHeader"> </td>
        </tr>
      </table>
  
  

  I came to this conclusion, given that the text in the table below directly (the table footer class) aligns properly. No idea as to what is wrong? The http://validator.w3.org shows the same errors for each page, msot lack just the alt tags, which would cause this problem? Thanks for the help as always guys!

  Guessed it. It had to do with splits the table in 3 columns (I should have known better that to split such a large table like that). I have merged cells in the header and insert a new table and that fixed all the problems of alignment and formatting problems. I figured this out by the highly scientific method "Guess and check"! Thanks for your time guys!

• Right aligned and then centered in the cell of the table - indesign cs 5

  Hi all

  Does anyone know how can I get the numbers right aligned, so the zeros are all below the other. And then the center of the table cell.

  I use a paragraph style is aligned to the right. This is the paragraph defining the cell style.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Mau

  InDesign CS5

  You can set the position of the tab within the paragraph style, so no, you do not need to edit each cell, but you do not have to use the text aligned to the left, and if you want that all the place line numbers correctly you need to use a font with tabular, rather than numbers proportional to make them all the same width (and for tables rather than oldstyle figures is probably also a better choice).

  When you look at the tabs formatting options that you have left, right, centered and aligned decimals (which can be any character of your choice, but you want the period). When you use the decimal tab aligned, everything you type will behave as if the tab is a tab that is aligned to the right - it will start at the position of the tab and move to the left with each additional character - until you type the character that you chose for the alignment. From there text will move to the right of the alignment. This aims to make things like the columns of numbers with decimals.

  In a table, the tab character is implied, so if the only thing in the cell is your setting of the tab in the style number is sufficient and it will work just as soon as you start typing. If there is other text before alignment numbers that must be the left hard, however, you will need to type, then manually insert a tab in the menu Insert special characters (or create a new shortcut key to insert tabs in tables) to force the text to the left margin and keep the numbers aligned on the decimal point. You can't just hit tab within a cell to add the tab - it reports ID to pass to the next cell.

• Vertical alignment off the coast in the columns of the table

  I have a table with 3 columns with a line above and below
  To align the text in the column left and right to the top, but in the Central column, the text will not align upwards. It's OK in IE, but in Firefox 1.6 is down by 1 line
  
  How to fix?
  
  David
  
  <! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional / / IN" " http://www.w3c.org/TR/1999/REC-html401-19991224/loose.dtd" >
  < HTML
  xmlns =" http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > < HEAD > < TITLE > BustedComputer < / TITLE > "
  < META http-equiv = Content-Type content = text/html"; charset = iso-8859-1 "/ >"
  < style type = "text/css" >
  <!--
  {body
  do-family: Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, without serif.
  do-size: 11pt;
  Color: #000000;
  left margin: 0px;
  margin-top: 0px;
  
  }
  table, td
  {
  border-color: #000000;
  border-style: solid;
  }
  Table
  {
  border-width: 0 1px 0 1px;
  border-spacing: 0;
  border-collapse: collapse;
  }
  TD
  {
  margin: 0;
  padding: 10px;
  border-width: 1px 1px 0 0;
  vertical-align: top;
  }
  a: link {color: blue; text-decoration: none}
  a: active {color: blue; text-decoration: none}
  a: visited {color: #0000FF; text-decoration: none}
  a: hover {color: blue; background-color: #FFFF9D; text-decoration: underline}
  
  ->
  < / style >
  < / HEAD >
  < BODY >
  < TABLE cellSpacing = 0 cellPadding = 0 width = 800 align = center border = 0 >
  < TBODY >
  < b >
  < TD colSpan = 3 bgcolor = "#6699FF" > Top < table >
  < /TR >
  < b >
  < TD width = "150" bgcolor = "#6699FF" > < a href = "#" > leftside < /a > < table >
  < TD bgcolor = "#FFFFCC" > < p > contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply
  random text. It has roots in a piece of classical Latin literature
  45 BC, making it over 2000 years. < br >
  < br >
  Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "of Finibus.
  Bonorum and Malorum"(The extremes of good and evil) by Cicero, written
  in 45 BC. This book is a treatise on the theory of ethics, very popular
  during the Renaissance. The first line of Lorem Ipsum, "Lorem ipsum dolor".
  sit amet... ", comes from a line in section 1.10.32. < /p >
  < Table >
  < TD width = "150" bgcolor = "#FFFFCC" > < table > right
  < /TR >
  < b >
  < TD colSpan = 3 bgcolor = "#6699FF" > bottom < table >
  < /TR > < / TBODY > < / TABLE > < BODY / > < / HTML >
  

  If you see the top margin on the

  Tag?
  

  DOH! DOH! DOH!

  Thanks, removing it solved :)

  David... DOH!