Set table, column width

[danilcostefanovski]

@privateOmega Can you please explain how to set (table and column), div width in html to affect changes on docx.

[privateOmega]

@danilcostefanovski Thanks for showing interest in this library.

Library takes into account width from html table's style property. eg <table border="1" style="width:150px;"><tr><td>sample text</td></tr></table>. Checkout v1.1.11 if you were using any previous versions.

For now, column width isn't supported, but I will try to add support for them as soon as possible, but for now if you require uneven cell sizing, I guess maybe you can try out colspan which is supported, else all columns will have equal width.

And sorry to be saying this, but div isn't a topic something that I have solved as of now. So none of the css you have set on div would take effect ATM.

[amrita-syn]

The latest changes might mitigate the need to set column width altogether. Looks spacier now.

[privateOmega]

@amrita-syn This is something that totally skipped my mind, and will be adding support for it soon. With your latest PR, we now have table min-width also handled.

[amrita-syn]

Column (td level) widths are now supported by adding style="...; width: 25%; ..." to the td elements. Closing issue.

[capturingnoise]

Column (td level) widths are now supported by adding style="...; width: 25%; ..." to the td elements. Closing issue.

I can't for the life of me get td: width to work with the latest release. The resulting docx just gives two 50% columns.

Here's my code:

<table style="text-align: left; border:0px solid white; width: 100%; table-layout: fixed"> <tr style="border: 0px;"> <td style="border: 0px; width: 40%"> <p>Some Text Here</p> </td> <td style="border: 0px; width: 40%"> <p>some more text</p> </td> </tr> </table>

[betaWeb]

Same problem here : the width of td elements is not taken into account and the resulting docx just gives two 50% columns...

[amrita-syn]

Same problem here : the width of td elements is not taken into account and the resulting docx just gives two 50% columns...

To be addressed in #105