CalHTMLPane v2.0 Guide | Example Tag Usage

1: Tables

> Column widths

> Synopsis: Table column widths can be expressed in absolute, percentage, or relative form. See HTML4.0 spec for details.

> Example:

> <TABLE border=1 width=100% align=center cellpadding=2 bgcolor=sandybrown> `` <COLGROUP align=center> `` <COL width=100> `` <COL width=10%> `` <COL width=0*> `` <COL span=3 width=*> `` <COL width=2*> `` </COLGROUP> `` <TR> `` <TD>100 Pixels</TD><TD>10%</TD><TD>0*</TD> `` <TD>1*</TD><TD>1*</TD><TD>1*</TD><TD>2*</TD> `` </TR> </TABLE>

> Rendering:

> 100 Pixels | 10% | 0* | 1* | 1* | 1* | 2*

> > Column 1 requests an absolute width of 100 pixels
> > Column 2 requests 10% of available width
> > Column 3 requests that it always be set to its minimum width
> > Columns 4-7 request proportions of the remaining width
> > - Columns 4, 5 and 6 each request one portion of the remainder
> > - Column 7 requests two portions of the remainder

> >   Note that the eventual apportionment of widths to each column depends very much on the amount of space available to the table.

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