I have a rad editor, and I use the template manager within it to help Product Writers write significant information in a short period of time. I'm using the recent version of the editor. When I add a template which contains HTML tables, and want to upper-left justify the left column, I right click on the table and go to "Cell Properties". I use the "ctrl" key to highlight all cells on the left hand side of the table (two column table). Select the alignment drop down, and change it to upper-left justification. After I click OK, it moves the ending strong tag from before the table definition, to after the table definition, making the whole table enveloped in a strong tag, making everything on the right side of the table, bold text. I know that it's because of the break points before the strong tag, because when I take them out, it stays in the same place. Can you answer the question of how come the </STRONG> tag moves? We never highlight above the table as we're using the table manager. When you highlight text, it might enclose break points inside of whatever text you're manipulating, which is how this became a problem.
-- Template
-- Template
<P><FONT style="FONT-SIZE: 14px" color=#007dca><STRONG>Title of Object</STRONG></FONT><BR>Description of Object.<BR><BR><STRONG><FONT color=#007dca>Title of Object again for reference</FONT><BR><BR></STRONG> |
<TABLE> |
<TBODY> |
<TR> |
<TD style="WIDTH: 250px"> |
<UL class=ulolProdDesc> |
<LI><STRONG>Title 1</STRONG></LI></UL></TD> |
<TD>Desc 1</TD></TR> |
<TR> |
<TD style="WIDTH: 250px"> |
<UL class=ulolProdDesc> |
<LI><STRONG>Title 2</STRONG></LI></UL></TD> |
<TD>Desc 2</TD></TR> |
<TR> |
<TD style="WIDTH: 250px"> |
<UL class=ulolProdDesc> |
<LI><STRONG>Title 3</STRONG></LI></UL></TD> |
<TD>Desc 3</TD></TR> |
<TR> |
<TD style="WIDTH: 250px"> |
<UL class=ulolProdDesc> |
<LI><STRONG>Title 4</STRONG></LI></UL></TD> |
<TD>Desc 4</TD></TR> |
</TBODY></TABLE></P> |