entry
The entry element defines a single cell in a table.
Content models
See appendix for information about this element in OASIS document type shells.
Inheritance
- topic/entry
Example 103. Example
Attributes
The following attributes are available on this element:
Universal attribute group (without the Metadata attribute group),
base and
rev from the
Metadata attribute group,
outputclass, and the attributes defined below. This element also uses
align,
char,
charoff,
colsep,
rowsep, and
valign from the
Complex-table attribute group.
rotate
Indicates whether the contents of the entry is rotated. While the attribute is declared with the XML data type CDATA, the only predefined values are:
1
The contents of the cell are rotated 90 degrees counterclockwise.
0
No rotation occurs.
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If this attribute is not specified, no rotation occurs. In situations where a stylesheet or other formatting mechanism specifies table cell orientation, the rotate attribute can be ignored.
colname
Specifies the column name in which an entry is found. The value is a reference to the colname attribute on the colspec element.
namest
Specifies the first logical column that is included in a horizontal span. The value is a reference to the colname attribute on the colspec element.
nameend
Specifies the last logical column that is included in a horizontal span. The value is a reference to the colname attribute on the colspec element.
morerows
Specifies the number of additional rows to add in a vertical span.
scope
The presence of the scope attribute indicates that the current entry is a header for the specified scope. Allowable values are:
row
The current entry is a header for all cells in the row.
col
The current entry is a header for all cells in the column.
rowgroup
The current entry is a header for all cells in the rows spanned by this entry.
colgroup
The current entry is a header for all cells in the columns spanned by this entry.
headers
Identifies one or more entry element headers that apply to its entry. The headers attribute contains an unordered set of unique space-separated tokens, each of which is an ID reference of an entry from the same table.
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