March 15, 2021

TABLE_ROW

This element can only be part of a TABLE. It defines a row for a table and contains cells. Each first level cell defines a column for the table.

The main difference with the ROW is that columns in TABLE_ROWs will maintain the same width, thus making content look more like a proper table.

TABLE_ROW has very limited features comparing to the ROW element. For example, you cannot change "display" value to dynamically show/hide rows. There is a "height" attribute which can be optionally set in pixels or percents relative to the size of the whole TABLE.

Attributes brief detailed show all inherited

	Name	Description
	height	Forced height of the cellIf not present, the height will be automatically computed from the children cells heights and layout rules

	Name	Value type	Default	Description	Comment
	height	number of pixels or percentage		Forced height of the cell	If not present, the height will be automatically computed from the children cells heights and layout rules

Specific Attributes

Examples

See the TABLE examples for basic table management.

Note that TABLE_ROW has a height attribute, so you can use v/h_align on the children elements.

<TABLE spacing="5" h_spacing="5" margin="10">
<TABLE_ROW>
<BLUE />
<MAGENTA />
<PURPLE />
<GREEN />
</TABLE_ROW>
<TABLE_ROW height="85">
<CELL />
<RED v_align="bottom" />
<ORANGE />
<YELLOW v_align="top" />
</TABLE_ROW>
<TABLE_ROW>
<LIME />
</TABLE_ROW>
<TABLE_ROW>
<GREEN />
<PURPLE />
<MAGENTA />
<BLUE />
</TABLE_ROW>
</TABLE>

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