I did not originally have all those css-type statements included in my table.
The wiki was setup by someone else, and I am taking over as administrator for
most issues. Apparently all tables are being centered automatically, which I
did not like the look of. That's the reason for the <tablestyle = "float:
left;">. The theme being used in the wiki is basically Mandarin (available at
the MoinMoin Theme Market), and I found these lines in its style.css file
/* margin: 0.5em auto; */
margin: 0.5em; /* if you don't like centered tables */
(originally the top one was active, and the 2nd one commented) which I hoped
would make left-justification of tables the default. Truth is, I'm not sure if
it should or not, as I'm not sure I'm doing the right steps to enact such a
change:
> moin maint cleancache /packages/share/moin/wikis/mywiki/wikiconfig.py
> sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
But, if these steps are the right ones, I'm not seeing a difference.
Nevertheless, whatever the default placement of tables, it seems there should
be commands to override it for a specific table without such drastic effect on
the rest of the page. Do such commands exist, and my <tablestyle = ...> is
just the wrong one?
Thanks for the help.
Thomas
Thomas L. Scofield
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Associate Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Calvin College
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