42.2.9.3 Overriding table properties
for HTML
You can use configuration PI markers and configuration-variable
assignments to override settings in the HTML [Table*] sections listed
in Table 42-5.
A temporary override to a table affects the entire
table within which a configuration PI marker is placed; or the next table,
if the PI marker is not in a table.
A persistent override affects the next table with
the ID or table format, or in the table group, named by the Key in [Section]Key=Value; or the current
instance, if the PI marker is placed in a matching table. For table formats
and groups, the override also affects all subsequent matching instances
in the same DITA file, unless changed again by a later override.
Table 42-5 HTML table sections subject
to overrides
[TableAccess]
|
[TableAfterMacros]
|
[TableAttributes]
|
[TableBeforeMacros]
|
[TableBodyAttributes]
|
[TableCellAttributes]
|
[TableCellEndMacros]
|
[TableCellStartMacros]
|
[TableEndMacros]
|
[TableFooterAttributes]
|
[TableGroup]
|
[TableHeaderAttributes]
|
[TableReplaceMacros]
|
[TableRowAttributes]
|
[TableRowEndMacros]
|
[TableRowStartMacros]
|
[TableSizing]
|
[TableStartMacros]
|
See also:
§42.2.10
Assigning HTML table and graphic groups with overrides
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variable-key configuration settings
Sibling Topics:
42.2.9.1 Overriding
paragraph and character format properties
42.2.9.2 Overriding
cross-reference properties
42.2.9.4 Overriding
graphic properties for HTML