24.4.4 Using markers to assign attributes to tables, rows, or cells

If you give a FrameMaker custom marker type a name that starts with Table, Row, or Cell, Mif2Go uses the content of the marker for the value of whatever HTML attribute is designated by the rest of the marker-type name, and puts the attribute and its value in the generated <table>, <th>, <tr>, or <td> tag. An attribute value assigned with a custom marker takes precedence over values of the same attribute assigned any other way; see Table 24-1.

For example, to guarantee that a certain table cell is top-aligned in HTML regardless of its properties in FrameMaker or any properties assigned in the configuration file, you could insert a marker of type CellValign in the cell in FrameMaker, and make the content of that marker top. In HTML, the resulting tag for that cell would be <td valign="top">.

See also:

§25.1.3 Creating custom markers for WAI attributes

§29.2.4 Using attribute markers for HTML or XML

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