tableRow (table header)

Child Nodes or Content

Parent Elements

table

Code Sample

<table trows="3" tcols="2" border="table">

<tableRow>

<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="12">Months</para>

</tableHeader>

<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="13">Fourth-Sunday Lesson Materials</para>

</tableHeader>

</tableRow>

<tableRow>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="14">November 2010–April 2011</para>

</tableData>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="15">Talks published in the November 2010 <emphasis>Liahona</emphasis> and <emphasis>Ensign</emphasis><noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></para>

</tableData>

</tableRow>

<tableRow>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="16">May 2011–October 2011</para>

</tableData>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="17">Talks published in the May 2011 <emphasis>Liahona</emphasis> and <emphasis>Ensign</emphasis><noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></para>

</tableData>

</tableRow>

</table>

Display Sample

Months	Fourth-Sunday Lesson Materials
November 2010–April 2011	Talks published in the November 2010 Liahona and Ensign*
May 2011–October 2011	Talks published in the May 2011 Liahona and Ensign*

Notes

tableRow elements get stripped from ldsXML documents bound for InDesign, and a temporary attribute, ROWFIRST, is placed on the first tableData or tableHeader element in each row to mark the start point of each row. This allows for straighforward replacement of tableRow elements after the xml is exported from InDesign.

Marking in Microsoft Word

Create tables using the table feature in Microsoft Word. tableRow elements will be generated automatically by the Word-to-XML hotfolder.