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Johan_Segernäs@adobeforums.com #1
Re: XML and Tables
Is it possible to put formatting in the XML-file then? So I can generate the format from my program which makes the XML-file...
Or can I solve this any other way?
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pjredman@adobeforums.com #2 Re: XML and Tables
Johan,
InDesign's XML table model is very simple. It doesn't support things like merged cells or table styling attributes. I'm hopeful that in future versions of InDesign there will be a more robust XML table model. Until then, if you want to import pre-styled tables you'd be better off using InDesign Tagged Text. Another approach you might consider is to automate the styling of the table after import. There is a commercial plug-in called Smart Styles (Woodwing software) that does this or it can be done with a script.
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