number-rows-spanned problem

[Rymasz Jacky <ja...@jcdecaux.fr>]

 
Hello everyone ;)

I have a wee problem concerning the height of rows when using the
number-rows-spanned property.

Here my document:

I have a table with 2 columns.
On the first column, I have a image of a certain size (lets say
height=500)
On the right column, I have X rows depending of my data (lets say 1 row
height=100)
My rows contains text.
I have using number-rows-spanned=X on the first column.

The problem is that if I got not enough rows on the right column, I have
the first rows of height 100 and the last one height equls to the
remaining height of the image.
Example:

If I've got 4 rows, I'll get 3 rows with 100 height and the last one
will be 200 height.

What I want is 4 colums of 125 each on my right column.

What can I do to obtain X rows of same height size? 
I'm not fixing any height on the rows.

Sincerely,

Jack

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Re: Spam:number-rows-spanned problem

[JB...@s-s-t.com]

Hi,

One (untested) idea would be to use a table within a table.

The outer table would consist of one row with two columns. In the 
left-hand cell, you have the image. In the right-hand cell, you have the 
inner table.

The inner table would consist of one column with four rows. Those cells 
contain your text.

Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
(presently consulting at Synergistic Solution Technologies)




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Hello everyone ;)

I have a wee problem concerning the height of rows when using the
number-rows-spanned property.

Here my document:

I have a table with 2 columns.
On the first column, I have a image of a certain size (lets say
height=500)
On the right column, I have X rows depending of my data (lets say 1 row
height=100)
My rows contains text.
I have using number-rows-spanned=X on the first column.

The problem is that if I got not enough rows on the right column, I have
the first rows of height 100 and the last one height equls to the
remaining height of the image.
Example:

If I've got 4 rows, I'll get 3 rows with 100 height and the last one
will be 200 height.

What I want is 4 colums of 125 each on my right column.

What can I do to obtain X rows of same height size? 
I'm not fixing any height on the rows.

Sincerely,

Jack

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