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Help with Tables/Talk

JabberWokky — 2009-09-22 04:46:06

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	+ + Not directly without using a table class (if you know CSS and are the admin of the wiki, you can define centered tables as a new class of tables), but you can do: + + \|\|<40% tablewidth="100%">\|\|<20% #ffaa00 :>'''I look centered!'''\|\|<40%>\|\| + + ---------------

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Hypnos — 2009-09-21 22:15:22

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	+ ---- + ===Centered tables=== + Is it possible to center a whole table on the page? + + Thanks,[[br]]— '''["Users/Hypnos"] ^(["Users/Hypnos/Talk" talk])^'''

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JavaTheHutt — 2008-01-12 19:20:41

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- * Can both systems be used at the same time? I shall test - \|\|<align="center" #FF0000 ) bgcolor="lavenderblush" > Testing this should show dominance and such\|\|
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- - * I dunno, i think we should stick to explaining a single system on this page. Does anyone else have an opinion? - * I like both, and I use both. --Brent

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BrentLaabs — 2007-03-31 09:41:39

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	+ * I like both, and I use both. --Brent

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-31 03:55:03

anyone else have thoughts?

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	+ + * I dunno, i think we should stick to explaining a single system on this page. Does anyone else have an opinion?

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DavidPoole — 2007-03-30 22:14:27

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- \|\|<align="center" #FF0000> Testing\|\|	+ \|\|<align="center" #FF0000 ) bgcolor="lavenderblush" > Testing this should show dominance and such\|\| + As such I think this is pretty awesome, a new person could simply add whatever tag at the end of the gibberish and everything should work fine.

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DavidPoole — 2007-03-30 22:13:16

testing

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	+ * Can both systems be used at the same time? I shall test + \|\|<align="center" #FF0000> Testing\|\|

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BrentLaabs — 2007-03-25 01:32:09

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- * ["Users/BrentLaabs" Brent]: thinks shorthand style is easier to use, but harder to understand. For instance, {{{<(\|2^>}}} is pretty simple, but looks like gibberish. I feel like there's probably something simpler than html attributes, though. Maybe {{{<right top colspan=2>}}}?	+ * ["Users/BrentLaabs" Brent]: thinks shorthand style is easier to use, but harder to understand. For instance, {{{<(\|2^>}}} is pretty simple, but looks like gibberish. I feel like there's probably something simpler than html attributes, though. Maybe {{{<right top colspan(2)>}}}?

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BrentLaabs — 2007-03-25 01:26:04

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	+ * ["Users/BrentLaabs" Brent]: thinks shorthand style is easier to use, but harder to understand. For instance, {{{<(\|2^>}}} is pretty simple, but looks like gibberish. I feel like there's probably something simpler than html attributes, though. Maybe {{{<right top colspan=2>}}}?

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-24 21:49:56

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	+ + Opinions: + * Eli: thinks html-style is more intuitive. More long-winded but easier if you're not a ninja-expert.

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PhilipNeustrom — 2007-03-24 21:26:40

question to anyone who doesn't know html!

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	+ This page is for discussing the contents of ["Help with Tables"]. + + This is directed at someone who doesn't know HTML: + + What "type" of table attribute makes more sense to you? These: + + * {{{<50%>}}}: cell width + * {{{<-2>}}}: colspan + * {{{<\|2>}}}: rowspan + * {{{<(>}}}: left aligned + * {{{align="center"}}} or {{{<:>}}}: centered + * {{{<)>}}}: right aligned + * {{{<^>}}}: aligned to top + * {{{<v>}}}: aligned to bottom + + Or these: + + * {{{width="50%"}}} + * {{{colspan="2"}}} + * {{{rowspan="2"}}} + * {{{align="left"}}} + * {{{align="center"}}} + * {{{align="right"}}} + * {{{valign="top"}}} + * {{{valign="bottom"}}} + + ?