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Created Oct 02, 2017 by Alex Theg@athegOwner

Tables: capture vertical cell alignment

Hi @wendell, let's try to capture these vertical alignments in cells:

The vertical alignment property for Word table cells are specified in the <w:tcPr>; this generally appears only on cells that aren't vertically aligned to "top", which is the default and generally not specified:

  • <w:vAlign w:val="top"/>
  • <w:vAlign w:val="center"/>
  • <w:vAlign w:val="bottom"/>

http://officeopenxml.com/WPtableCellProperties-verticalAlignment.php

These map to the following CSS attributes:

  • vertical-align: top
  • vertical-align: middle
  • vertical-align: bottom

Here's a test document with a row dedicated to vertical alignment: table_sweet.docx

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