On 14.11.2011 at 01:14 [email protected] wrote: >Now that I see your actual example, what comes to mind is to use @table, >which outputs in exactly this format. You can reduce the "internal" >texinfo.tex parameter to minimize the indentation. >[...]
Thanks, this is really helpful! For the container table for NAME, SYNOPSIS, DESCRIPTION I'd like to use a very small "tableindent" value. The .5cm from your example already seems to be enough to create the desired visual effect. However, I'm also using tables a lot _inside_ the descriptive text and I want these tables to use the default tableindent value. .5cm is too small for these inner tables. So only the table that contains the items NAME, SYNOPSIS, DESCRIPTION should use a tableindent value of .5cm while all other tables should use the default tableindent value? Is that possible somehow? Tks, Andreas
