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Sun, 10/18/2009 - 19:47 — decalage

Images in table cells

Hi cl,

I'm not exactly sure what you need to do, but at least you may simply use any "raw" HTML inside each cell. For example if you want to insert an image, you may use something like this:

mytable.rows.append(['image 1', '<img src="img1.jpg">'])

Of course it would be easy to create a new function similar to HTML.link in order to create image tags. I'll think of it for the next version of HTML.py.

Thank you for your feedback,

Philippe.

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