Node type: Attribute
Indicates the width of a table cell.
Value is any number. Decimal numbers are permitted. Value must be greater than or equal to 3.
<table trows="3" tcols="2" border="table">
<tableRow>
<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="1">Principle</para>
</tableHeader>
<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="2">Scripture</para>
</tableHeader>
</tableRow>
<tableRow>
<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="3">Faith</para>
</tableData>
<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="4"><scriptureRef book="matt" chapter="17" verse="20">Matthew 17:20</scriptureRef></para>
</tableData>
</tableRow>
<tableRow>
<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="5">Repentance</para>
</tableData>
<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="220">
<para paraID="6"><scriptureRef book="3-ne" chapter="27" verse="20">3<nb/>Nephi 27:20</scriptureRef></para>
</tableData>
</tableRow>
</table>
| Principle | Scripture |
| Faith | Matthew 17:20 |
| Repentance | 3 Nephi 27:20 |
By default, InDesign interprets this number as points, and Web browsers interpret it as pixels.
A page-width table in Word or InDesign has a combined ccolwidth of about 440. A table set up in Word will have the same approximate width in the galley template. Keep in mind that production artists will routinely reset these values to whatever is appropriate in their medium.