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It would be very nice to know exactly what html attributes are rendered by FG2. Right now it seems like thinly way to find out is to add one attribute at a time and see what happens. For example the Table tag does not seem to render the "Width" attribute.
Not sure why its not in the online documentation however the HTML support for formattedtext fields is documented over at the FGWiki
According to the Wiki, colspan is the only attribute supported. Font Attributes Size, Family & Color are also supported. Width, bgcolor, border do not seem to be supported though.
What about other attributes?
Font Attributes Size, Family & Color are news to me!!! I'll have to give that a try. As far as I know the FGWiki is the only known documented source at the moment, so really can't say.
Perhaps moon_wizard could review the code for the formattedtext field type and let us know what other HTML attributes are supported.
The formattedtextcontrol and formattedtextfield objects do not so much support HTML, as they use similar tags to document similar effects.
Here is the complete list of tags used by the formattedtext objects:
<p> = standard text
<h> = heading text
<frame> = chat text
<frameid> = speaker for chat text
<list> = standard list
<li> = list item text (with attribute indent)
<linklist> = list of shortcuts
<link> = shortcut list item text (with class and recordname subtags)
<table> = table
<tr> = table row
<td> = table cell (with attribute colspan)
<b> = bold
<i> = italic
<u> = underline
Cheers,
JPG
Thanks JPG, but I wanted to know about attributes not the tags that they are embedded in.
As to the tags tbody seems to be supported as well.
Can you tell me what attributes are supported?
does tr not have attribute decoration underline too?
Looking at the code, the only attributes supported are the two I noted in the tag summary above. (li -> indent, td -> colspan)
Regards,
JPG
Must be something thats added in specific rulesets (BRP at least)
Nope, tr has a decoration attribute in the base product, it isn't a BRP addition. As per DrZ, this is documented in the FGWiki, but I wasn't aware of the indent attribute for the li tag.
Stuart