Hi Kris,
Right. Well, there are ideas for future CSS specs to support adding
artificial elements in the content using selectors like "::before":
https://www.w3.org/TR/css-pseudo-4/#selectordef-before
Web Browsers have an easier life implementing such things before they do
not support editing
Thanks, Radu. So, is the case that I ran into the limits of what one can
be with CSS, which is a formatting rather than transformative language?
If so, I apologize for posting here rather than on a general CSS forum
-- But I knew that I'd get a quick response! As always, thanks for your
help.
Hi Kris,
We do not have specific support to create an artificial table header
(although I agree it's quite useful in such cases).
I will add your vote on the opened issue and if we make some progress on
it we'll let you know.
In the meantime you can try to continue your idea with the before:
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I am developing CSS for the oXygen authoring environment.
There are a number of DITA elements that are best displayed as a
table, for example, the following rendering and source code:
Source code:
