Using A Table To Format An Element As A Boxed Set Of Paragraphs - Adobe 65030365 - FrameMaker - PC Developer's Manual

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element "loc" {
is fm table cell element "Location";
fm property column number value is "3";
}
fm element "RangeHead" drop;
fm element "RangeBody" unwrap;
fm element "RangeRow" unwrap;
This example builds on information in "Specifying which part of a table a row or cell occurs
in" on page 283, "Omitting explicit representation of table parts" on page 285, and "Creating
parts of a table even when those parts have no content" on page 287.
For more information on these rules, see
•
"element" on page 376
• "fm element" on page 397
• "is fm table element" on page 435
• "is fm table part element" on page 436
•
"fm property" on page 399
•
"reader" on page 453
•
"insert table part element" on page 410
•
"end vertical straddle" on page 379
•
"start vertical straddle" on page 460
•
"start new row" on page 458
•
"drop" on page 373
• "unwrap" on page 461

Using a table to format an element as a boxed set of paragraphs

The formatting associated with your documents may require that the paragraphs in an
element appear in a completely or partially boxed area. In SGML, assume you have the
following element declaration:
<!element note - - ((#PCDATA | emphasis | code)+)>
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