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default.table.width — The default width of tables
default.table.width
<xsl:param name="default.table.width"/>
DescriptionIf non-empty, this value controls table width. It is used for the
If non-empty, this value controls table width. It is used for the
width attribute on tables that do not specify an
width
table
alternate width (with the
<?dblatex table-width?> processing instruction, or with
<?dblatex table-width?>
the newtbl.autowidth parameter).The parameter takes one of the following values:A valid length (e.g. 15cm),A percentage of the page width (e.g. 75%),A keyword telling to apply an automatic column width (e.g.
newtbl.autowidth
The parameter takes one of the following values:
A valid length (e.g. 15cm),
A percentage of the page width (e.g. 75%),
A keyword telling to apply an automatic column width (e.g.
autowidth.all).See Alsothe section called “Table Width”the section called “Automatic Column Width”newtbl.autowidth</body></html>