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Sun, 07/12/2009 - 16:40 — Michal Cernoevic (not verified)

HTML.py - adding header_styles and td_styles parameters

Hallo,
I,ve needed to do some tables, so I used your modul HTML but changed it a bit. Now it's quite easy to make tables with various styles:

t = HTML.Table(header_row= ['č.b.', 'jméno', 'podíl', 'první vhodné datum', 'druhé vhodné datum', 'podpis'],
header_styles=('width: 3%', 'width: 25%', 'width: 5%', 'width: 12%', 'width: 12%', 'width: 15%' ),
td_styles= ('text-align: right', '', 'text-align: right', '', '', '' ))
for byt, podil, jmeno in naj:
t.rows.append([byt, jmeno, podil, '', ''])
htmlcode = str(t). Are you interested?

Kind regards Michal

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