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TablelText does not seem to have the ability to span multiple columns
The first box is with TableText, the rest are done with LaTex array commands...
- TableText[{{"Triangle ABC ", ""}, {"Base", Element[segList, 1]}, {"Height", Element[apothemList, 1]}, {"Area", Element[apothArea, 1]}}, "c_|101"]
versus
- \begin{tabular} {|c|c|}
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{\text{Regular ### }} \\
\hline
No. Sides & ### \\ \hline
Area & ### \\ \hline
Perimeter & ### \\ \hline
\end{tabular}
where ### indicates a variable object.
IMHO, there should be simple methods to create the same objects. So far, HTML5 is requiring multiple workarounds which reduces desire to utilize in the classroom.
Tony
Files:
cap01.png
I like this idea 
Hi Tony, try
TableText[{{"Shaded", TableText[{{"Area", "48.8929"}, {"\% of circle", "24.3173\%"}}, "c|010_010"]}}, "vc|_"]
not very far.
TableText[{{"Triangle ABC", TableText[{{"Base", Element[segList, 1]}, {"Height", Element[apothemList, 1]}, {"Area", Element[apothArea, 1]}}, "c|111_"]}}, "vc_|11"]
Works almost perfectly. Thanks...
The next problem is when the background is shade in Java version things work well, but shading in HTML5 moves the box right about 25% off alignment...any fix for this problem?
Tony
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