It is much easier to fine-tune details with Natural Tables. Each cell of a natural table is a frame, so you can use settings for frames to change the style.\startsetups table:setups \setupTABLE[align={lohi}, toffset=1pt, bottset=3pt, align=flushleft] \stopsetups \bTABLE[setup=table:setups] \bTR \bTD[nc=3, align=middle, style=italic] Natürliche Methoden \eTD \eTR \bTR \bTD One \eTD \bTD Two \eTD \bTD Three \eTD \eTR \eTABLE Aditya
If it works, I will try to change my big table to a Natural Table. I do not understand what the pt-Values do in your example, if I change them, nothing happens.
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