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Subject: Re: [office] use cases for "is-subtable" attribute
On 09/07/07, Oliver-Rainer Wittmann - Software Engineer - Sun Microsystems > Think of a table consisting of two columns and 100 rows. If the user - > for whatever purpose - splits a certain table cell of such a table > vertically, it is in my eyes more sensible to reflect this split by a > nested table with "is-subtable" attribute set. In my eyes the user > doesn't intend to add another column to the table and set the col-span > of 99 table cell from 1 to 2. What if your eyes were a problem to you? If you were using access technology, and ODF said, it's a 'is-subtable' case, so Oliver can't read it. No problem. I think perhaps you would object. If the visual presentation is as the author wants, and people using access technology can access the content, then why use a technology solution that only works for some people? I don't think ODF should discriminate Oliver. Do you? regards -- Dave Pawson XSLT XSL-FO FAQ. http://www.dpawson.co.uk
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