<?tbcboxv>
Description
Given the way in which cells stack in a boxed row, some cells can potentially have gaps above or below them. The <?tbcboxv> command can be used to control the vertical justification of the boxed row and how cells handle these gaps. This is a post-process that takes place once initial stacking is complete:
• For cells in the boxed that stack above existing cells, <?tbcboxv> will work with the potential gap between the cell itself and the cells that stack above them.
• For cells that stack below, the command works with the gap below the cell.
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Cells within the boxhead that do not stack in the conventional way, i.e. if their vertical position is based on alternative columns or cells (see <?tbcabove> and <?tbcbelow>), are out of the scope of <?tbcboxv> and its use will give unpredictable results.
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Syntax
<?tbcboxv num:n>
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num
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0
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The cells just stack above or below the box row baseline without any adjustments for the gaps above and below the cells (default). The examples below shows a single boxed row highlighted in yellow. |
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num (cont...)
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1
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The cells move fully into the gap above or below them, leaving the gap on the other side of them. |
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num (cont...)
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2
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The cells move half way into the gap above or below them, thus centring themselves within their space. |
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num (cont...)
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3
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The cells stretch to fill in the gap above or below them. |
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