Subject: Tables in RTF backend & element numbering From: christo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Frank Christoph) Date: Fri, 1 Aug 1997 20:34:26 +0900 |
I have two questions. The first concerns tables. I want to format part of a table in the following way: +----------+----------- | | | label +----------- | | +----------+--------- | | So I specify n-rows-spanned: 2 cell-row-alignment: 'center cell-before-row-border: #t cell-before-column-border: #t for the cell, but the table I get using the RTF backend looks like +----------+----------- | label | |----------+----------- | | +----------+--------- | | So the rows get spanned vis-a-vis the label, but the label doesn't get aligned properly in the row-progression direction, and the border seems to ignore the spanning specification. Is this a limitation of RTF, a bug in the RTF backend, or am I misinterpreting the intended semantics of the characteristics? My second question concerns numbering of elements with different GIs. I have something like this in my document: <A> <B>here</B> <C>there</C> <D>everywhere</D> </A> and I want to format this as A 1. B here 2. C there 3. D everywhere so at first I used (child-number) to generate the numbers but soon realized that this doesn't work because (child-number) applies to elements with the same GI, and here I have three different GIs under A. Is there a simple way I can get this effect? -- FC DSSSList info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/dsssl/dssslist
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