Styles Tab - WorkView - Foundation 24.1 - Foundation 24.1 - Ready - OnBase - Premier - external - Premier

This option allows you to select the background color of the cells within the table. Click on the ellipsis (...) button to access a color picker to select the color.

User in conjunction with the border-spacing setting, this setting allows you to define the amount the space between cells in the table.You can select collapse to keep the borders of the cells together, or you can select separate to allow space between the borders of the cells.

In the Style Value column, you can click the ellipsis button and select a color for the border around the table.

User in conjunction with the border-collapse setting, this setting allows you to define the amount the space between cells in the table. The value entered can be one of the following units of measure:

• px - Pixels (This is the default unit and is used if no unit is specified.)

• in – Inches

• cm – Centimeters

• mm – Millimeters

• em – An em unit is the current font size. If the font size is set to 16 pt and the element is set to 2em, the element will be 32 pt.

• ex – An ex unit is equal to the x-height of the font.

• pt – Points

• pc – Picas

In the Style Value column, you can select the line style for the border around the table. You can select none, dotted, solid, dashed, double, or inset.

Upon selecting any option other than none, if border-color, border-style, or border-width is not already set, they will reflect the following default settings:

• border-color = black

• border-style = solid

• border-width = 1px

Enter the value for the width of the border line around the table. The default unit of measure is px.

Define the size of the space between the cells' content and their borders. The value entered can be one of the following units of measure:

• px - Pixels (This is the default unit and is used if no unit is specified.)

• % - Percentage

• in – Inches

• cm – Centimeters

• mm – Millimeters

• em – An em unit is the current font size. If the font size is set to 16 pt and the element is set to 2em, the element will be 32 pt.

• ex – An ex unit is equal to the x-height of the font.

• pt – Points

• pc – Picas

Defines the height of the table. The value entered can be one of the following units of measure:

• px - Pixels (This is the default unit and is used if no unit is specified.)

• % - Percentage

  Note:

  Relative height set on controls within a control that does not have a height set is not supported.

• in – Inches

• cm – Centimeters

• mm – Millimeters

• em – An em unit is the current font size. If the font size is set to 16 pt and the element is set to 2em, the element will be 32 pt.

• ex – An ex unit is equal to the x-height of the font.

• pt – Points

• pc – Picas

Defines the width of the table. The value entered can be one of the following units of measure:

• px - Pixels (This is the default unit and is used if no unit is specified.)

• % - Percentage

• in – Inches

• cm – Centimeters

• mm – Millimeters

• em – An em unit is the current font size. If the font size is set to 16 pt and the element is set to 2em, the element will be 32 pt.

• ex – An ex unit is equal to the x-height of the font.

• pt – Points

• pc – Picas

This option allows you to define how text inserted into the table will be aligned horizontally, as well as how the view will be aligned when the view does not take up 100% of a window. This setting does not control text within other container controls.

Alignment options available from the drop-down list are none, left, center, right, and justify.

This option defines how the text within cells will be aligned vertically.

Alignment options available from the drop-down list are baseline, bottom, middle, or top.