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(nsTableCaptionFrame) optional | (nsTableCaptionFrame) optional | ||
nsTableFrame | nsTableFrame | ||
(nsTableColGroupFrame optional, right? | (nsTableColGroupFrame optional, right? ,see below | ||
nsTableColFrame) | nsTableColFrame) | ||
nsTableRowGroupFrame (is this optional?) | nsTableRowGroupFrame (is this optional?) | ||
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The nsTableCaptionFrame and nsTableCellFrames will hold non-table frames. | The nsTableCaptionFrame and nsTableCellFrames will hold non-table frames. | ||
The nsTableCellFrame creates a block inside (the so called inner table cell frame) which will hold non table frames. | |||
The attempt to create table foreign frames below any table frame but the caption and the inner table cell frame invokes the table pseudo frame creation. | |||
For every column in a table cell will be a column frame and a colgroup frame which holds the column frame. | |||
As soon as there is one table cell frame the existence of a colgroup is mandatory. | |||
A table row will always be encapsulated in a row roup. In this sense the rowgroup is not optional. However a empty table frame is possible. There is no reasonable public use of this other than in Hixies testcase of this. | |||
=== Grids === | === Grids === | ||