> Ok, I can see why you would want tabs here. Tables are probably a little
> overkill here. What I would do in this case is to use list-block and
> count characters in the title column. I'd set the
> provisional-distance-between-starts property depending on the number of
> characters.
Yes, list-bl
Ok, I can see why you would want tabs here. Tables are probably a little
overkill here. What I would do in this case is to use list-block and
count characters in the title column. I'd set the
provisional-distance-between-starts property depending on the number of
characters. You won't get the exact
> Maybe if you illustrated your problem with some visuals we could give a
> few suggestions. I'm pretty sure your problem can be solved without tabs.
Ok, here is my very simple visualization (+ sign is used to mark default tab
stop position).
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blabla: text1 a
At any rate, this FO could not be called fo:tab because it's
non-standard and must not be in the fo namespace. ODF uses text:tab-stop
(Namespace URI: urn:oasis:names:tc:opendocument:xmlns:text:1.0).
Something like that could make sense for RTF output in certain
situations (as output element) but d
Hi,
Sorry, I was very busy with other stuff to work on table auto layout (plan
to return to that next week), but right now another additional issue is
bothering me - how could I have simple enter form (in which you have column
of labels and column of aligned input fields) converted? I saw already
