Indeed, tables can be rather tricky.
You're probably gonna need a wrapper:
Good thoughts, FND — but unless I'm missing something, I think your
solution is identical to mine, except the names of our class are
different. (You named yours .tableWrapper, and I called
mine .floatRight.)
That got
To be fair, I'm noticing that the Centered Table tip (with no changes
at all) doesn't seem to be working for me, either. Could there be
conflicts with 2.6.0? Maybe I'll load up a 2.5.3 TW and try it
there ... .
Tried it with an unmodified version 2.5.3 TiddlyWiki, and it didn't
work for me
Have you tried:
StyleSheet:
.viewer table.floatingright { float:right; }
Tiddler:
|floatingright|k
|sample table|sample data|
|sample cell|another sample cell|
In my (heavily modified) TW I had to also include this in the style:
margin-top:-2em;
I do css by trial and error, so someone else
Is this what you are looking for?
http://aligntable.tiddlyspot.com/
Mike
On May 2, 12:16 pm, Mike eris...@gmail.com wrote:
I have not tried the align right code yet (will be keeping that in
mind for future reference though)
I can say that centeredTable works for me from v2.4.3 - v2.6.0 (in
This works for me in a vanilla version 2.6.0:
Stylesheet:
.floatright
{float:right}
Tiddler:
{{floatright{
|c1|c2|c3|
|c4|c5|c6|
}}}
Ton
On May 2, 8:00 pm, Mike eris...@gmail.com wrote:
Is this what you are looking for?http://aligntable.tiddlyspot.com/
Mike
On May 2, 12:16 pm,
It just occurred to me to check my browser.
I normally view my TiddlyWikis in Maxthon, which offers an IE7
rendering mode — handy for sites that don't render so nicely on IE8,
but a major spanner if you forget which rendering mode is enabled!
Switching to IE8 rendering seems to fix the display
OTHER STRANGENESS:
Since switching to IE8 rendering mode in Maxthon (and looking at my
TWs extensively in Firefox and IE for the first time in forever), I've
also noticed that the scrollbars in edit mode are particularly
sensitive to rollovers. It's hard to stay in the proscribed edit
area.
Secret-HQ ha scritto:
OTHER STRANGENESS:
Also, those custom highlights I mentioned earlier? This is them:
/* STATUS STYLES */
// These styles are used to indicate whether I want files, have them
(and can't find them), or need to replace them with newer versions.
.want {color:#000;
Sometimes, comments in stylesheet tiddlers cause the first style in
every section to be ignored.
A-HA! Tiziano, I could kiss you!
My sloppy comment syntax seems to be at the root of most of these
strange behaviors. It even explains why my inital efforts to float a
table to the right (and
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