On 9/15/2010 6:48 PM, Bill Buklis wrote:
I'm trying to create a wiki page that contains tables side by side as
in a two column page format. I'm using trac 0.12. In order to do this
I set up a page using nested tables. The following sample code works
successfully with one caveat. The outer table (which is otherwise not
visible) is surrounded by a border. I'd like to remove this border. It
seems logical to wrap the code using a "{{{#!table processor with
appropriate styles, but trac errors out with the message:
*!#table must contain at most one table*
Is there any way to get around this?
Unfortunately no, that's indeed a limitation of #!table in 0.12. Wait
for 0.13?
Is there a better processor to use than "{{{#!td"? Unfortunately
because of the way the table processor is implemented, it seems
impossible to apply any styles, classes to the outer table if there
are any nested tables.
A workaround would be to wrap your setup in some div (e.g. #!div
class="borderless"), and do something appropriate in your site.css (e.g.
.borderless > table { border: none }).
Alternatively, you can easily achieve multi-column set up by using #!div
style="float: left, width=45%" and such.
Working code with undesired surrounding border:
{{{#!td
style="border:none;vertical-align:top;padding-right:100px;padding-left:20px;padding-top:20px;padding-bottom:20px"
= Left Side Table =
||='''Column L.A''' =||='''Column L.B'''=||
Hope this helps!
-- Christian
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