Thread: Formatting a table question
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Old 07-12-2013, 04:48 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by holdit View Post
I have an epub which is styled, passed validation and ready to go. However I need to add a page at the end of the book which is a table with images text and links on it. The original is a .docx which I converted to html and then imported the images and the html for the table. I assigned the stylesheet from the original and I have one problem. The table needs to be centered to line up with the rest of the book. How do I center the table and it's contents?
Is this for an eBook that you hope to publish and will be read on a range of different devices? If this layout is absolutely essential, create a whole-page graphic. Preferably, re-think the layout with the limitations of eBook in mind.
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