[xep-support] start-indent acting strange with tables?

G. Ken Holman gkholman at CraneSoftwrights.com
Mon Dec 1 13:55:59 PST 2003


At 2003-12-01 14:02 -0600, Dean, Tim (STP) wrote:
>My FO content for the table is below. I've sent the start-indent and 
>end-indent properties to .5 inches. However, it appears like I'm getting 
>an indentation of at least an inch
>...
>Is there something special about indenting tables that I'm missing?

Yes, because these are inherited properties they are being inherited by 
your table cells.  Add start-indent="0pt" and resets to all of your 
inherited properties to <table-body> and your cells will inherit that 
indent instead.

You would have seen the effect had you turned on table borders for 
diagnostics (something I often do during development).

I hope this helps!

......................... Ken


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