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How can I centralise a table in a two column Page Layout

Jason Chatham

I would like to centralise my table in my left hand column so that it looks better

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi Jason,

you can divide the left column again into more columns using the section- and column-macros:

put a section macro into your left column
put three column-macros into that section macro (or how much ever)
embed your table into one of these column-macros

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi Jason,

you can divide the left column again into more columns using the section- and column-macros:

put a section macro into your left column
put three column-macros into that section macro (or how much ever)
embed your table into one of these column-macros

Jason Chatham

Thank you, so is it just a best guess at the % for each of the two outer columns until it centralises ?

Thomas Schlegel

Yes, I think so. You have to try and even then, it might look different on different screen sizes.

Jason Chatham

Thanks Thomas, most helpful.

Not something I like to do .... hack a page together, but it kind of works at least.