Table Features Supported on HTML Export
Table is exported to HTML as <table> and other applicable tags.
There is a save option to control how table and cell widths are exported. You can choose to export absolute and relative values, relative values only or no width. When no width is exported then the viewer must calculate the appropriate widths for the table elements.
See the following link in the documentation for further information:
- HtmlSaveOptions.TableWidthOutputMode
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Table
Feature | Supported | Comment | See Also |
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Nested Tables | Yes | ||
Right To Left Tables | Yes | ||
Table Style | Yes | When a table style is present, it is converted to direct formatting on save so all formatting is still preserved. There are plans to export table styles as CSS so they can be properly round-tripped. |
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Conditional Formatting Style | Yes | ||
Table Alignment | Yes | If the table is inline then it’s exported as a <table> wrapped inside a <div> formatted with text-align style. This is done so the text does not wrap around the table. |
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Table Indent | Yes | Exported as margin-left:XXX on the table. | |
Allow AutoFit | Planned | Consider export of such tables with “table-layout:fixed”. | |
Default Cell Margins | Yes | Margins are output on every cell. | |
Default Cell Spacing | Planned | ||
Preferred Table Width | Yes | Fixed width tables are exported as width=XXXpt on <table>. A table with relative size (per cent) is exported as a per cent width e.g width=100%. |
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Table Shading | Yes | Only a solid fill color is supported. Exported as background-color style attribute on all cells in the table. |
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Hidden | Planned | Hidden table or row is currently exported as collapsed with no content. This can produce the correct output with the exception of a row border present. |
Floating Tables
Floating tables are saved as normal tables. Left, right and center alignment is supported.
Feature | Supported | Comment | See Also |
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Horizontal Position | Planned | ||
Horizontal Position Relative To | Planned | ||
Vertical Position | Planned | ||
Vertical Position Relative To | Planned | ||
Distance from Text | Planned | ||
Move with Text | Planned | ||
Allow Overlap Floating Tables | Planned |
Table Borders
Currently, borders are output on each cell as style attribute border-XXX-style, border-XXX-color etc.
Feature | Supported | Comment | See Also |
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Table Borders | Yes |
Rows
Feature | Supported | Comment | See Also |
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Allow Break Across Pages | Planned | ||
Repeat as Header Row | Yes | A table that has heade rows are exported as <thead> and <th> elements. Normal rows exported with <tbody> and <tr> elements. Tables without header rows are exported as <tr> elements without <tbody>. |
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Height | Yes | Exported as style attribute height on <tr> | |
Height Rule | Yes | Auto is exported with no height attribute allowing auto-resize. At least and exact are both exported as height in points. |
Cells
Feature | Supported | Comment | See Also |
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Cell Margins | Yes | Exported as padding-XXX on each cell. | |
Borders | Yes | Supported except for diagonal borders. Not all line types are exported. For reference, a few line types supported by Aspose.Words are mentioned below. CSS - LineStyle ‘solid’ - LineStyle.Single ‘dashed’ - LineStyle.DashSmallGap ‘dotted’ - LineStyle.Dot ‘double’ - LineStyle.Double ‘groove’ - LineStyle.Emboss3D ‘ridge’ - LineStyle.Engrave3D ‘none’ - LineStyle.None |
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Shading | Yes | Only solid fill is supported. Exported as “background-color” style attribute on <td>. |
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Wrap Text | Planned | ||
Fit Text | Planned | ||
Preferred Width | Yes | Exported as style attribute width on cells as either relative (percent) or fixed (points). | |
Merged Horizontally | Yes | Exported as “row-span” attribute on <td>. | |
Merged Vertically | Yes | Exported as “col-span” attribute on <td>. | |
Vertical Alignment | Yes | Exported as “vertical-align” attribute on cell. | |
Text Direction | Yes | Exported as “writing-mode” on style attribute. |