Moving the table to the center of the page

[[Stupid]_[User]]

Hello everyone!

There are a lot of tables in my document. Most them have different sizes. It's a big problem for me that small tables "sticky" to the left part of the page (for example you can see Table 3. Fixed in the picture below). Is there any way to move such tables to the center of the page?

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It wold be awesome for me to get a result, similar to figure below (I do it by using Microsoft Office).

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[andrei_pomacu]

Hello,
If you are using PDF&CSS Transformation you could easily add new CSS rule which will align your table in the middle of the page.

• Add on your table an outputclass to be easily identified in the CSS file .

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   outputclass="fixed-table-center"

• Create a CSS file with this code inside:

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  *[class ~="topic/table"][outputclass = "fixed-table-center"]{
      margin-left: auto;
      margin-right: auto;
  }

• For linking the CSS file, you have two options:
  1. Create a publishing template, create the customization CSS file inside the template folder, and link it to the publishing template descriptor. For assistance, see Publishing Templates.
  2. Choose an existing publishing template, then edit the scenario and set the full path to the custom CSS file as the value of the args.css parameter. The rules from custom CSS will override the rules from the template CSS files.

Regards,
Andrei

[[Stupid]_[User]]

Hello,
If you are using PDF&CSS Transformation you could easily add new CSS rule which will align your table in the middle of the page.

• Add on your table an outputclass to be easily identified in the CSS file .

  Code: Select all

   outputclass="fixed-table-center"

• Create a CSS file with this code inside:

  Code: Select all

  *[class ~="topic/table"][outputclass = "fixed-table-center"]{
      margin-left: auto;
      margin-right: auto;
  }

• For linking the CSS file, you have two options:
  1. Create a publishing template, create the customization CSS file inside the template folder, and link it to the publishing template descriptor. For assistance, see Publishing Templates.
  2. Choose an existing publishing template, then edit the scenario and set the full path to the custom CSS file as the value of the args.css parameter. The rules from custom CSS will override the rules from the template CSS files.

Regards,
Andrei

Hi, Andrei!

It works great! Thanks a lot!