On 5/16/2020 4:37 AM, Michal Hoftich wrote:
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #466 (project tex4ht):Hi Nasser, I don't see the problem you describe. The issue I can see is that only top and bottom padding is increased. The left and right padding stays the same. The CSS file contains more specific padding specifications for these paddings, so your CSS declaration is not used in this case. Try the following CSS: td.td00, td.td01, td.td11, td.td10 { padding: 10px; } It should override the TeX4ht defaults. Best, Michal
Hello Michal; PLease find screen shot and all the files (html and latex and pdf) generated in this folder https://www.12000.org/tmp/051620/ The left and middle vertical lines go down much more than the table. It is supposed to be one row only. It looks like 2 rows now but incomplete. I thought one only needed to add td { padding: 10px; } to get extra padding in a cell. Based on what I read here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/339923/set-cellpadding-and-cellspacing-in-css And that is what I did. Do you get the same HTML output as the above? if not, then something is different on my end. Compiled with make4ht -ulm default foo3.tex "htm" using TL 2020, Linux under windows 10. Thanks --Nasser
