Horizontal tables keep several pages after in landscape mode
Posted: Wed Jul 21, 2021 9:55 pm
Hi,
I'm not sure this is a Chemistry-related issue, but it is the processor my team is using. I've noticed that when we set the orient@land attribute on tables, the pages the tables are on do indeed orient landscape, but this doesn't stop until the next chapter begins in the bookmap type ditamap. All the rest of the pages in the same chapter, although in different DITA files and not having tables themselves, remain landscape.
Is there a fix for this? We'd only like the pages with the tables we specify orient@land in landscape, or at most just the sub-chapter they're in. We use very little table-related CSS, which I'm c+ping here but it doesn't look like any would cause this behavior:
Numbering tables:
*[class ~= "topic/table"]{
counter-increment: tablecount;
}
*[class ~= "topic/table"] caption::before {
content: "Table " counter(tablecount) ": ";
}
table {
word-wrap:break-word;
white-space: normal;
table-layout: fixed;
word-break: break-all;
width:100%;
overflow-wrap: break-word;
position:relative;
}
*[class~="topic/table"] {
-oxy-borders-conditionality: retain;
}
Thanks!
Veronica
I'm not sure this is a Chemistry-related issue, but it is the processor my team is using. I've noticed that when we set the orient@land attribute on tables, the pages the tables are on do indeed orient landscape, but this doesn't stop until the next chapter begins in the bookmap type ditamap. All the rest of the pages in the same chapter, although in different DITA files and not having tables themselves, remain landscape.
Is there a fix for this? We'd only like the pages with the tables we specify orient@land in landscape, or at most just the sub-chapter they're in. We use very little table-related CSS, which I'm c+ping here but it doesn't look like any would cause this behavior:
Numbering tables:
*[class ~= "topic/table"]{
counter-increment: tablecount;
}
*[class ~= "topic/table"] caption::before {
content: "Table " counter(tablecount) ": ";
}
table {
word-wrap:break-word;
white-space: normal;
table-layout: fixed;
word-break: break-all;
width:100%;
overflow-wrap: break-word;
position:relative;
}
*[class~="topic/table"] {
-oxy-borders-conditionality: retain;
}
Thanks!
Veronica