Closed IanMayo closed 1 year ago
There is a common pattern in the data where tables are floating above the content, positioned using absolute coordinates.
Blocks of whitespace (sometimes using blockquote) are used to make space for the table.
Here is one pattern for this:
<p>
blockquote
Suspect this can be handled in this way:
position: absolute
No, the above does not work. The table could be quite distant. We have to:
top
It's probably best to resolve this by editing the content to put the table in the right place. Include this effort in other work packages.
There is a common pattern in the data where tables are floating above the content, positioned using absolute coordinates.
Blocks of whitespace (sometimes using blockquote) are used to make space for the table.
Here is one pattern for this:
<p>
entries followed by nestedblockquote
entries to create whitespace to show previous tableSuspect this can be handled in this way:
position: absolute
that contains a tableNo, the above does not work. The table could be quite distant. We have to:
top
top
attribute for parent div (pixels from top of page)top
closest to, or immediately after currenttop
. Find div at relevant level of detail that went to DITAIt's probably best to resolve this by editing the content to put the table in the right place. Include this effort in other work packages.