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    Posted by kwow posts: 131 Singapore

    Hi,
    Can anybody help to explain the use of joincol and fixedsize of the SPLIT plugin:

    SPLIT(joincols=>n,fixedsize=>n,colsize=>10|10|10)

    You actually cannot determine the last 2 columns widths, it will span to the whole width of the page even you put fixedsize as n and put in some figures in the colsize. Eg,

    {SPLIT(joincols=>n,fixedsize=>n,colsize=>10|10|10)}
    HISTORY
    -
    PREVIOUS CODING
    -
    CURRENT CODING

    {SPLIT()}

    Thanks.

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    Posted by DBowen posts: 21

    If you set the colsize property then fixedsize will automatically be set true. If fixedsize is true the table spans the whole page, otherwise it scales to fit the content in the table.


    You might like to try the following code, this produces a 400 pixel table, with column 1 and 2 100 pixels each, and column 3 200 pixels.

    {CODE()}
    {DIV(width=>400)}
    {SPLIT(joincols=>n,colsize=>1|1|2)}

    HISTORY
    =- - -=
    PREVIOUS CODING
    =-     - -=
    CURRENT CODING

    {SPLIT()}
    {DIV}
    {CODE}

    Posted by kwow posts: 131 Singapore

    Aha..that's seem so much simpler now. Thanks DBowen for your advise.

    --kwow

    > If you set the colsize property then fixedsize will automatically be set true. If fixedsize is true the table spans the whole page, otherwise it scales to fit the content in the table.
    >
    >
    > You might like to try the following code, this produces a 400 pixel table, with column 1 and 2 100 pixels each, and column 3 200 pixels.
    >
    > {CODE()}
    > {DIV(width=>400)}
    > {SPLIT(joincols=>n,colsize=>1|1|2)}

    >
    HISTORY
    -
    PREVIOUS CODING
    -
    CURRENT CODING

    > {SPLIT()}
    > {DIV}
    > {CODE}
    >