>The org-* classes you mentioned can be easily overridden or used along with > >>the new classes, based on how the CSS rules are written.
How do you in org-mode override/identify the column-class for a single column when you have multiple columns of the same type in the same table? /Martin From: Kaushal Modi [mailto:kaushal.m...@gmail.com] Sent: 18. september 2018 13:27 To: Martin Dalgaard Villumsen <mvillum...@health.sdu.dk> Cc: Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org Subject: Re: [O] Table column width and HTML export Hello, There seems to be quite a bit of confusion. On Tue, Sep 18, 2018, 6:51 AM Martin Dalgaard Villumsen <mvillum...@health.sdu.dk<mailto:mvillum...@health.sdu.dk>> wrote: I am not interested in editing the exported HTML file (conflicts the point of using org-mode) I did not say that HTML should be edited manually. I said that ox-html probably needs an update that inserts the col tag with user-specified col-classes. I can add a class to the <table> tag with #+ATTR_HTML: :class my-table Correct. That class won't help here. You need a class that scopes the individual columns. But I don’t know how to add a new class to <col> in org-mode; or how to define a custom column (one that is now <r>, <l>, <c>). Right, that needs to be investigated. Most likely, at the moment, we cannot set individual classes for each column. No point in CSS-restyling default class="org-center", class="org-left", etc. … this would affect columns in other tables That's a CSS problem. You can set a unique class for a table using the attr_html syntax you showed above and then set CSS rules only for that table using ".my-table td+td" and so on. The org-* classes you mentioned can be easily overridden or used along with the new classes, based on how the CSS rules are written.
