You wrote:
-
-This happens on some files (chapters) within my book, but
- not in others. And within a single file/chapter, it can
- happen on some tables, but not others.
Would the tables where this happens possibly be imported from, say, Word? If
that is the case, you need to open the
Hi Karyn,
The table has custom ruling and shading overrides, which always take
precedent over the settings in the Table Designer. Select the table and
choose Table Custom Ruling and Shading. Change all of the settings to From
Table and click Apply. This should take care of the problem.
Karyn
I have a bunch of tables in an administrators guide and am trying to
convert them all to one consistent style that uses a thin line to separate
all columns and rows.
To achieve this look, I've used the Table Designer Ruling tab and have
set every single field to thin.
On
You wrote:
->
->This happens on some files (chapters) within my book, but
-> not in others. And within a single file/chapter, it can
-> happen on some tables, but not others.
Would the tables where this happens possibly be imported from, say, Word? If
that is the case, you need to open
Hi Karyn,
The table has custom ruling and shading overrides, which always take
precedent over the settings in the Table Designer. Select the table and
choose Table > Custom Ruling and Shading. Change all of the settings to From
Table and click Apply. This should take care of the problem.
Rick
Karyn
> I have a bunch of tables in an administrators guide and am trying to
> convert them all to one consistent style that uses a thin line to separate
> all columns and rows.
>
> To achieve this look, I've used the Table Designer > Ruling tab and have
> set every single field to "thin".
Or, if you have a "bunch of tables", you may want to use the TableCleaner
plug-in to do this "in batch" for all tables of a specific table format
(typically for tables tagged "Table" which come from Word and Excel). Works
like a charm.
You find TableCleaner here:
Hi All,
I have a bunch of tables in an administrators guide and am trying to convert
them all to one consistent style that uses a thin line to separate all columns
and rows.
To achieve this look, I've used the Table Designer Ruling tab and have set
every single field to thin.
On
Hi All,
I have a bunch of tables in an administrators guide and am trying to convert
them all to one consistent style that uses a thin line to separate all columns
and rows.
To achieve this look, I've used the Table Designer > Ruling tab and have set
every single field to "thin".
