We probably need a special command to indicate the `headitemfont'. I guess so.
Patrice, I'm guessing this will just be a no-op in texi2html, unless you somehow use template rows to actually determine table cell widths, in which case it would just be @b. karl Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:02:51 +0200 (CEST) From: Werner LEMBERG <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: @headitem longer than @item Consider this table: @multitable {foofoo} {barbar} @headitem foofoo @tab barbar @item foo @tab bar @end multitable It's obvious that this isn't really correct; I have to say @multitable {...@b{foofoo}} {...@b{barbar}} ... However, I now get a hard-coded dependency between the font used by @headitem and the font used to indicate the column widths in the arguments to @multitable, something I feel uncomfortable with -- it's bad tagging IMHO. We probably need a special command to indicate the `headitemfont'.
