Re: Table text alignment

Sometimes you have to play around a bit. In short: padding works on table-cells. See the attachment. On 18.01.2005 02:05:29 David P. Nesbitt wrote: > I am having an issue with table alignment where the > first column is text-align="right" and the next column > is text-align="left". I cannot seem

Table text alignment

I am having an issue with table alignment where the first column is text-align="right" and the next column is text-align="left". I cannot seem to get any space between the two columns. padding-right and padding-left, respectively, do not seem to work. Is there some trick to do this? Regards, Da

Re: text alignment

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi, i got a problem which hasn 't been described in the mailing list archives. i have a standard block article, what i know want is that the right-most char of every line of text output is exactly aligned to every other right-most char of the other lines of this article.

text alignment

hi, i got a problem which hasn 't been described in the mailing list archives. i have a standard block article, what i know want is that the right-most char of every line of text output is exactly aligned to every other right-most char of the other lines of this article. in other words, is ther

Re: Text alignment problem

Johan Andersson wrote: In the PDF document resulting from the FO file below the two words "Element" and "Matter" are missaligned. I know one can indent the content of a block using the text-indent attribute. But how does one know how much the block should be indented? Can this be calculated from

Text alignment problem

In the PDF document resulting from the FO file below the two words "Element" and "Matter" are missaligned. I know one can indent the content of a block using the text-indent attribute. But how does one know how much the block should be indented? Can this be calculated from the font used?