Specifies an additional class name to include in the output class name for the selected style. This option is helpful if you are using a custom .css file. ePublisher supports this option only in output formats that support cascading style sheets. This option is available all styles except marker styles.

This option lets you specify other classes to add to the class statement in the generated output for the selected style. For example, if you have a class in your .css file called Red that defines the text color as red, you can specify Red in the Additional CSS classes option for each style you want to have red text. ePublisher adds this class to the class name in the generated output, such as classname=”sourcestylename Red”.

Specifies whether to use the selected table style to define an expand/collapse section, also called a dropdown hotspot. Some output formats do not support expand/collapse sections.

You can configure the expand/collapse section to initially be hidden or shown. When the user clicks the dropdown hotspot, the content expands and collapses to allow the user to view more or less information. The expand/collapse content can include multiple paragraph and table styles. You can use the DropDownEnd marker to identify the end of the expand/collapse content. If you have a specific table style that always serves as the ending point for your expand/collapse content and is not included in the expand/collapse content, set this option for that table style to Break. By default, all table styles are included in the expand/collapse content. The values for this setting are defined as follows:

Specifies whether the selected style includes all generated markup in the output.

Specifies the width of the first cell of the table. Useful when working with tables where you only need to specify the width of the first column while allowing the other columns to flow naturally in the output. Typically this means that you would also disable the Use document cell widths option when enabling this option.

Specifies whether the selected style is included in the generated output. This option is available for all styles except marker styles. By default. the Generate output option is set to Enabled so that all content is included in the output. If you select Disabled, the content with the selected style does not appear in the generated output.

Specifies the width of the last cell of the table. Useful when working with tables where you only need to specify the width of the last column while allowing the other columns to flow naturally in the output. Typically this means that you would also disable the Use document cell widths option when enabling this option.

Specifies how to handle page breaks for the selected paragraph style. This option specifies whether to create a new page starting with the selected paragraph style and allows you to avoid new pages with a heading and no content if two headings occur in a row in your source documents. The default value is None, which does not create a new page.

This option works with the Page break handling format setting to give you complete control for how ePublisher handles page breaks. To access the Page break handling format setting, click Target Settings on the Target menu. With the default Page break handling format setting, to create a new page every time the selected paragraph style exists, select the highest priority level of 1. To create a new page only if the preceding paragraph did not create a new page, select a lower priority level of 2 through 5. For more information, see Defining New Pages (Page Breaks).

This option works similar to the Use document cell widths, except that it converts the specific dimensions into relative percentages thus overcoming the problem of changing the font size of the generated output.

Specifies whether ePublisher sets all cell widths for tables of the selected table style to the same values as defined in the source document. If you set this option to Disabled, ePublisher sets table cell widths based on the size of the viewer window.

If the font size for your online table text differs from your source documents, enabling the Use document cell widths option may not give you the desired results. For example, if fonts for online tables are larger than in your source documents, some of the table text may wrap in the cells in the generated output.