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Table 1. This is a table title. It may be located within the table grid or outside of it.
Table Head | Table Head | Table Head |
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Table Body* | Table Body | Table Body |
Table Body | Table Body | Table Body |
*Table Footnote.
Table Legend.
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When using the eXtyles pallet, eXtyles normally applies the selected style to a whole row of cells at once. To apply the selected style otherwise, use the modifier keys as indicated in the following table while pressing the relevant button on the palette. See also the section USGS Styles.
Key | Action |
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(none) | Applies the specified style to an entire row (from the current cell to the end of the row). |
Shift | Applies the specified style to the remainder of the table (from the current cell to the end of the row). |
Control | Applies the specified style one paragraph within a cell at a time. If there is only one paragraph in a cell, this behavior is the same as Shift + Control. |
Shift + Control | Applies the specified style to one cell at a time. |
The Shift key is particularly useful when styling a table: as soon as you reach the point in the table at which all remaining cells are to be tagged as your table body style, for instance, you can hold down Shift and click on your table body style, and eXtyles will tag the rest of the table automatically!
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For tables that contain row headers mid-table, the table column head style should be applied, rather than table body (see the following example).
Table Head | Table Head | Table Head |
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Table Body | Table Body | • List Level 1 |
• List Level 1 | ||
Table Head | Table Head | Table Head |
Table Body | Table Body | Table Body |
• List Level 1 | ||
• List Level 1 |
For more information about complex tables in XML, please see the “JATS/NLM DTD Export Filters” section.