Re: Beginner questions...

[Glauber Ribeiro <glauber@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Norman Walsh wrote:
> 
[...]
> 
> I'm sorry, maybe I misunderstood. If the exact same table is repeated
> five times, you can use an entity for that. When I first read your
> message, I thought you wanted to have the same table structure (say
> four rows and three columns) repeated in five places, but with different
> data in the cells. That you can't do.
> 
> If you just want the same table repeated, use an entity:
> 
> <!ENTITY mytable "<table>...</table>"


No, you understood it. Its several tables with the same structure and
same <thead>. I wanted to avoid repeating the common parts. I probably
could define the common parts (from <table> to </thead>) as an entity,
but this would look ugly.

Glauber

> ...
> &table; and &table; and &table, prints the table three times.
> 
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>                                           norm
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