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l Allow Resizing: Allows columns in a table to be resized directly within the Workspace in
Design mode.
l Alternate text: The "Alt" text used when hovering over the image in a browser. Also used
for accessibility.
l Cellspacing: Defines the cellspacing attribute of the table which controls the spacing
between cells in the table.
l Cellpadding: Defines the cellpadding attribute of the table which controls the padding
inside each cell of the table.
l colspan: Number of columns that this Dynamic Table cell spans.
l Expand table: If this option is unchecked, the table will not be merged with data in the
Preview mode or in output. This can be useful when debugging or optimizing a template.
l Field: Associates an element in a Dynamic Table body row with a data field.
This setting corresponds to the data-field attribute (see "A Dynamic Table's data-
attributes" on page879).
l Format: Defines how a value must be formatted. Which formats are available depends on
the data type of the corresponding field in the Data Model (see "Data types" on page310).
For a detailed description of the options see: "Formatting variable data" on page853.
This setting corresponds to the data-format attribute (see "A Dynamic Table's data-
attributes" on page879).
l Hide when empty: By default, a Dynamic Table gets hidden if it contains no data.
Uncheck this option to keep the empty table in the output.
This setting corresponds to the data-hide-when-empty attribute (see "A Dynamic
Table's data- attributes" on page879).
l Repeat: Associates a Dynamic Table body row with a detail table in the data. The row
will be repeated once for each record in the detail table. See "Dynamic Table" on
page866.
l Show Row:
l Repeats a row in the body of a Dynamic Table, if that row's sub-table runs over
multiple pages. The options are:
l Initial (default): The row will only appear once.
l All: The row will appear on all pages.
l Before page break: The row will appear on all pages except the last one.
l After page break: The row will appear on all pages except the first one.
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