Row height drive by a style

Is it possible to set the parameter "exact" or "almost" to define the height of a row in a table driven by a specific style??? I would like to set a specific hight to a cell style to control all cells with same style ...

indesign
Da: Pat Willener
Inviato: mercoledì 10 settembre 2014 11:34
A: Michele Predolin
Oggetto: Row height driven by a style
Row height driven by a style
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Row height driven by a style

Is it possible to set the parameter "exact" or "almost" to define the height of a row in a table driven by a specific style??? I would like to set a specific hight to a cell style to control all cells with same style ...

indesign
Da: Pat Willener
Inviato: mercoledì 10 settembre 2014 11:34
A: Michele Predolin
Oggetto: Row height driven by a style
Row height driven by a style
created by Pat Willener <https://forums.adobe.com/people/pwillener> in Adobe Creative Cloud - View the full discussion <https://forums.adobe.com/message/6716845#6716845>

Min. row height table style

A new table in Indesign is by default set with a minimum row height of 1.058 mm. This 'minimum' feature is also visible in a table style (the 'exact' feature is not for some reason). When I import a table from Word for example, it's row height might be different. For example a certain row had a height of 25 mm. So I applied the cell style to it where I set the 'min' rowheight to 1.058 mm. However, the row height still remains 25 mm. This doesn't only happen to imported tables. I've inserted a new table in indesign. This had a row height of 1.058 by default. Then I dragged a row heigher to 40 mm for example. Then I applied the cell style again with 'min' set to 1.058. The row height should turn to 1.058 but it remains 40 mm. Why can't I apply a rowheight in a cell style? Now I have to convert a table to text and then back to table again to get the default rowheight back.

If you want to force it to be a certain height, you should change "At Least" to "Exactly." "At Least" does just what it says it does—it sets a minimum for the row height, but lets the max vary. It should like you want to rows to be "exactly" a certain height, even if it causes text to become overset.
You should also be able to change your defaults when you have no documents open if you prefer it to work differently.

Where do I Change Table Row Height with Styles?

I have created a lot of tables in the same document, and now I want to change the height of them. I have used Table Styles and Cell Styles, to be able to change things like this in *one* place instead of the 100 different tables...
I can't find where I alter the Cell Height (aka Row Height) in any of the styles. What have I missed?
Please help!

@Andreas – nothing. You missed nothing. You cannot define cell height or width with cell styles…
However you can do so with scripting. But not directly in scripting a property of the cell style, but in iterating through all table cells, finding out its cell style and acting on the cell directly (height, minimumHeight, maximumHeight and autoGrow properties).
Another scenario would be using a special plug-in like "Smart Styles" from Woodwing.
Uwe

Specify row height in cell style

Sometimes you have rows in a table that need to be a certain height. It would be great to be able to specify the height in a cell style.
Along the same line : add aid:crowheight attribute for tables in XML

Are you looking for the size like this (it appears when you have a row selected within the table):

Report Row Height and Column Width

Hi,
I have a cell in a report (a description column) that causes the row height to become very large (when there is a lot of text in the description). I can make the column wider on the report attributes page, but there doesn't seem to be any place to influence the maximum height of a row on a report, short of modifying the template.
Adding style attributes (e.g. max-height:30px) to an element only affects the <span> that the element resides in, not the table cell or row.
Displaying the column as a text area is a useful workaround. The downside is the border and scroll bars do waste a lot of screen real estate. Does there exist some other way of setting a limit on the height and/or width of a report, report column or report row?
Oh, and another question- how do make line breaks in this forum? There's no support for <BR> or [br].

Please reply to this thread, my customer is facing the same issue. He does not have issue with the excel and the pdf output but in the rtf output the table heght increases to accomadate the data.He want it to bevave in the same way as the pdf do.
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Ajay

Interactive Report Column Headings and Row Height

I am using the div style="width:350px;" method to control the width of columns in various interactive reports. That works fine except for the following:
1. When creating filters, the <div...> stuff shows up along with the actual column heading, thus confusing some end users
2. Even when I uncheck the "Use same text for single row view" checkbox and then provide a simple single row view label, the <div> stuff still shows up on the single row view
Does anyone have a better solution?
Also, does anyone know of a way to limit the row height within an interactive report row? I have some columns of data that contain a large amount of HTML data and I'd like to be able to limit the number of rows that show on the report.
Is Oracle planning to provide some better control over the Interactive Report columns in another version? The Interactive Report is such a huge improvement in usability in APEX - it would be great to take it to another level by providing some better control over column width and row height.
Edited by: DaleB on Jun 18, 2009 8:54 AM
Edited by: DaleB on Jun 18, 2009 8:54 AM

Dale,
Unfortunately we don't have much we can use to do what you would like. I would have said it's impossible until version 4 but you could actually do something similar to what Roel has done. His trick is in the edit button. He changed the edit button to use an "onload" call to a JavaScript process. You could do the same but call a process that goes across the rows and styles each column. Now because you don't have a way to identify the column (can't use the order because the end user could change it) you'll have to write the code to look at the top row first and then style the appropriate column. As far as I can tell, this would be quite difficult and inefficient. Having said that if you need it that bad and would like some help with it, put up an example application on apex.oracle.com and provide the workspace/username/password and I'll take a look.
Regards,
Dan
http://danielmcghan.us
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Different row heights in one table - is this possible?

I want the height of each row in a table to be set to fit the contents of that particular row.
The column which drives the cell height uses the cell formatting options "Wrap Text" and "Row by Row Auto Fit". These options will set the row height of all rows to that which fits the tallest cell. What I prefer is to have one row height be 4, if that's all it needs, while the next row may have a height of 32 because of a long line of wrapped text.
Can this be done with DeskI XI 3.1?

In BO XIR3.1 the row height does not appear to be based on individual rows. Instead the row height is the same for each row in the table. Is there some setting that I need to adjust here?

How to increase row height in table control?

Hi experts,
We have a push button in table control created using screen painter. Since this is a touch screen transaction, the default height is very small for the worker in the plant to click on a specific row, i would like to know if there is any way to increase the row height in the table control. There is no attribute in Screen painter for increasing row height in table control. I did try "import dynpro", hoping to increase the row height and export the dynpro, but that doesn't seem to have row height attributes. Any help in this regard is highly appreciated. Thanks,
Raj

Using a new technology means you have to recreate your screen: you may create an HTML using CL_DD_* classes (that's called "Dynamic Documents"). See [SAP Library - DD programming guide|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/13/12284b019511d4a73e0000e83dd863/frameset.htm]. Demos are provided in SDYNAMICDOCUMENTS package. Or I think you may create web dynpro and define a CSS style to enlarge objects.
If you don't want to create everything, maybe you can find out a workaround with GuiXT, for example creating a big button in each row (for example, with BUTTONSIZE, but don't know if it changes the height of rows but that's worth trying).
Well, [Synactive documentation about table controls|http://www.synactive.com/docu_e/specials/tables.html] does not seem to allow that.
Maybe you can move your question to the "scripting" forum and ask about how to do it with GuiXT...

CSS issue when changing the table row height to 16px

Hello,
After changing the table row height through css like this:
.table-row-cell, .table-cell {
-fx-cell-size: 16;
the table rows are correctly displayed with a 16px height but the cell bottoms seem to be incorrectly set.
For example the following css style (a red 3px bottom border):
.table-cell {
-fx-border-width: 0 0 3 0;
-fx-border-color: red;
doesn't work anymore with the new row height whereas it works with the 24px standard row height.
While investigating with Scenic View, I noticed that changing the row height changes the TableRow layoutBounds height (from 24px to 16px so that's ok) but not the boundsInParent height which remains to 27px. I think it should become 19px (16 + 1.5 + 1.5). I don't know if it's a bug.
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Bruno.

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Is it possible to set the cell height in a cell style?

In the attached screenshot, the cell height is set to exactly 0.125. I put my cursor in the cell, then opened the cell styles panel and created a new cell style based on this cell. But when I apply the cell style to other cells, it does not apply the cell height. There were no overrides or other styles applied to the other cells. I also opened up the cell style definition from the cell styles panel, but don't see anywhere to set the cell height there either. Is there another way to do this that I am missing?

It is possible - and it's fairly simple.
To set the row height as part of the cell style, all you have to do is use the cell inset above and below. As long as you set the style as 'At least' then this works perfectly well for having predefined cell styles.
I have been using this successfully for large financial documents for some time without any hitches. For example I use it to get separation between sections within the tables by having a style with extra space above, and similarly for totals rows at the bottom of the table. It can of course also apply different stroke styles at the same time. Having the style set as 'At Least' also allows for multiple line entries to still have the correct spacing above and below.
So if you spend a bit of time calculating required heights and setting up your styles, then apply a keyboard shortcut to each style, you can then save a whole lot of time when formatting the document.
I've just finished nearly 400 pages of financials using this method over the past couple of days!
This solution may not suit your sitation, but if you have a lot of tables to get through it's got to be worth giving it a try.

Row height in HFM Form

Hi
This is a bsic question. Is it possible to change the row height of one particular row on the web form ?
I have a form with formrowheight as 20px.
There is a BLANK row with custom header 'Check' that needs to be of height '5px'
Is there a way to change this ?
I tried override but it didnt seem to work. May be I am doing somethign wrong.

Syntax
The Style option is interpreted by the browser, not by Financial Management, so it is limited only by what the browser supports. The Style option uses the standards supported by the W3C. See http://www.w3.org/tr/rec-css2. The Style keyword consists of one or more style properties, separated by semicolons. Each property consists of the property name, a colon, and the value. The value can be one or more words, separated by spaces.
For example: Style:color:red;text-align:right
Note: You can use the Style option keyword one time on a line and add multiple Property:Value pairs.
For example: C3=S#Actual.Y#@CUR(-1),Style:color:blue;background-color:red;font-weight:bold
The Style Example table lists some of the properties and potential values that can be used. For a full list, see the Property Index at http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/propidx.html.

Report Generation: what determine row height?

When using the standard report generation vis, and I append a table, what determines the height of the rows? You can set the column width, but even down into all the vis, I don't see any way to control this.
This is in Labview 8.5.1
Message Edited by remenakb on 04-21-2008 12:53 PM
Brad Remenak
Certified LabVIEW Architect

I have a Zebra printer I am trying to print to and it seems like the row height is determined from just the text length. Even if the column width is plenty wide enough. But if I send it to a regular Canon printer the table seems to print fine.
Brad Remenak
Certified LabVIEW Architect

Report Generation Toolkit Table Row Height-MS Word

I am having trouble setting the table row height in the report generation toolkit. I can set the column width fine, but the row height seems to remain the same no matter what I set it to. I have attached the VI that generates and formats the table, and the printout it is resulting in. I have also attached the template file I am using.
Any tips to get this to work right? I am trying to make the cells exactly the same height as the text inside.
Solved!
Go to Solution.
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AddMarkersToReport.vi ‏20 KB
badFormatting.pdf ‏179 KB
splitter.docx ‏13 KB

Hi,
So I tried .2 and it didn't work. So I went to Word to manually change it, and it did not work either. There is a selection box in word, for the table properties, that seems to default to the value "at least". When I changed this manually to "exactly" in word, no problem with the .2 manually in Word.
Hopefully this can be set within the template, for all new inserted tables. I'm not sure the report generator VI's expose this property. Well, this is a start for the issue.
Edit ****
You can go into the add table VI and expose the property. See pic. However, you have to decide if you want to "upgrade" this VI permanently to expose this property or make a copy with the property exposed. I haven't messed with the new class reports too much, so not sure of the ins and outs with this.
I think this is the issue with the row size becoming smaller.
Mark Ramsdale

How to increase the row height of the table in the smartform

Hi,
Can any one say,
How to increase the row height of the table in the smartform.
It is presently show the row width very small, i want to increase the row with of the table in the smartform.
Plase say how can we increase the row height in the smartform.

Hi Ravi,
In Smartforms , Select the Table and you can adjust the cell hieghts in OUTPUT OPTIONs TAB.
Reward points if that Helps.
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