I am creating a very simple HTML table. It has a row, and each row has 4 columns. Each cell has some text of varying length. Thus they do not start on the same line as illustrated in the image I have attached.
How can I make the text start on the same line although the text in each cell is of variable length.
Use this css field on the td tag. That should make all the columns aligned to top.
vertical-align:top;
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I need to create a table (or something that is rendered like a table; it's meant to be printed and I don't care what it is semantically) where the text flows automatically from one row to the next within the same column. Also, the columns need to have a pre-determined width, and there must be a pre-determined number of rows (with extra empty rows if needed).
Example:
The reason behind this, in case you're wondering, is that it's meant to emulate text that's hand-written into a printed form that looks like the table above, only empty.
How would you do this?
I have a table with 4 columns and dynamic number of rows. Each row has multiple lines of text. I'd like to highlight every other line of text (not every other row). The number of lines in a row/cell is dynamic. I have seen a lot of examples on how to highlight every other row in a table but i haven't been able to find any examples on how to highlight every other line of text within a row. Is this possible?
The text in different 's inside a html table is not aligned on the same line.
One of column of this table has multiple lines of text.For example,
Header1|Header2
---------------
|This is
Ex |an Example
If the second column has multiple lines of text, then both the column text does not start on the same line which is required.
Currently i have not applied any styles to the table/td
Please suggest any solution.
Because the text of the table is aligned to middle by default, you need to set the alignment of the text so that you can achieve what you want. Use vertical-align:top so that even if the 2nd column has multiple lines, both of the text will start at the top of the table.
th,td{
vertical-align:top;
}
For visualization here is the jsfiddle.
While making a table in html, I can format the text of the whole table by putting some style values inside the "table" tag, and I can format a row by putting style values in the "tr" tag. Some values that work this way are "font-family," "font-size," and "color." However, other values do not work this way, e.g. "text-align." If I want to align the text inside the cells, I have to put the "text-align" value in each "td" tag.
Is there a way to format the text inside all the cells by entering the "text-align" value just one time?
I cannot use CSS, because the hosting website does not allow it (it is a wordpress.com blog).
I am trying to create a fixed width flat file import spec in SSIS. When I set up all of the columns with the correct widths and preview them, the first row is correct but all of the other rows are off.
example:
Row 1: Text
Row 2: [space]Text
Row 3: [space][space]Text
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
I have experienced something similar to this whenever I first sat up a fixed width column and did not properly adjust for the data between the end of text (or delimiter) to the next line. The data in this area is usually spacing and the carriage return/line feed. To adjust properly, I created one extra column that handled the data from the end of text (or delimiter) to the next line. This fixed my spacing issue.