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How to change the heigth of rows with FOSI codes

dgopois
13-Aquamarine

How to change the heigth of rows with FOSI codes

Hi,

I have tried to change the heigth of rows in a table with this FOSI code :

<e-i-c gi="row

<charlist inherit="1">

<usetext source='!<?PubTbl row rht="0.33in"?>!'></usetext>

</charlist>

</e-i-c>

But this code fails.

Can you help me?

David

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TimPhelps
12-Amethyst
(To:dgopois)

FOSIs and style sheets do not adjust table properties.

Those setting are made on the table in the document.

(column widths, number of columns, row heights, vertical alignment in the cells, shading, etc.)

See Table > Table Properties in Arbortext Editor, also see Arbortext Editor's Help Center topics "Tables Overview", "Modifying Table Properties", "Table Properties Dialog Box"

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TimPhelps
12-Amethyst
(To:dgopois)

FOSIs and style sheets do not adjust table properties.

Those setting are made on the table in the document.

(column widths, number of columns, row heights, vertical alignment in the cells, shading, etc.)

See Table > Table Properties in Arbortext Editor, also see Arbortext Editor's Help Center topics "Tables Overview", "Modifying Table Properties", "Table Properties Dialog Box"

Hi David,

It appears that gentext coded for <row> does not make it through the formatting process, presumably because <row> does not contain #PCDATA.

You can change the row height in the FOSI using an invisible rule in the first <entry> in <row>. The specifics depend on how cell content is arranged. Try the following and adjust as needed.

<ruling thick="0.33in" lentype="spec" speclen="0pt" voffset="0pt" type="single"></ruling>

<ruling thick="0pt" lentype="spec" speclen="0pt" voffset="-0.33in" type="single"></ruling>

Good luck!

Suzanne Napoleon

www.FOSIexpert.com

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