I'm creating a table and can't set cell width to a percent without <html> tag. Anyone know how to apply like say 30% to the width attribute of a cell in a table using tiddlywiki markup only?
I'd just like to say it didn't work until I set custom formatting for my table and set table-format:fixed. Then I discovered that I had to use the exclamation point for each header cell. Then in order to set the cell height, I had to put the width, then the exclamation point, then the cell height and header text enclosed between double @. As follows:
[[Stylesheet]]
.tablegray {table-format:fixed;}
[[My table]]
|tablegray|k
|width:30%;!@@display:block;height:1.2em;margin-top:-3px;Title1@@|width:70%;!@@display:block;height:1.2em;margin-top:-3px;Title2@@|
This whole percent thing would have been alot easier if there were some kind of resource that had this info. Maybe I just don't know where to look. Thank you for your help Måns.