Created attachment 130005 [details] Column width of a nested table are set wrong Column widths of a nested table are saved wrong when text orientation of table parent is set at "vertical". The attribute "style:column-width" in "style:table-column-properties" is set at the column height of the nested table. Also, table widths of a nested table are saved wrong. The attribute "style:width" of "style:table-properties". Reproducible? Yes. Checked Versions: Windows 7 x64 - 4.4.6 - 5.2.4.2 - 5.3 alpha Happened in previous versions? Yes.
Please give clear reproduction steps for arriving at your example document. I don't understand the problem from your description. Set to NEEDINFO. Change back to UNCONFIRMED after you have provided the information.
Steps: - Adding a table 1x1 (table1). The table1 properties are: * the row height is 5cm. * the padding is 0.10cm. * the column width is the content width. * the text orientation in text flow is "vertical". - Inserting a paragraph and a nested table 1x2 (table2) with table1. The table2 properties are: * the row height is fit to size. * the text orientation in text flow is "use superordinate object setting". The data for table2 in content.xml: * style:width is 0.635cm. * style:table-column-width is 0.347cm. I think that the style:width should be 4.8 cm and style:table-column-width should be 2.4 cm for table2
(In reply to Carlos Luque from comment #2) > Steps: > - Adding a table 1x1 (table1). The table1 properties are: > * the row height is 5cm. > * the padding is 0.10cm. > * the column width is the content width. > * the text orientation in text flow is "vertical". > > - Inserting a paragraph and a nested table 1x2 (table2) with table1. The > table2 properties are: > * the row height is fit to size. > * the text orientation in text flow is "use superordinate object setting". > > The data for table2 in content.xml: > * style:width is 0.635cm. > * style:table-column-width is 0.347cm. > > I think that the style:width should be 4.8 cm and style:table-column-width > should be 2.4 cm for table2 Ok, I get different values in content.xml based on the steps. The steps do not seem clear. How do you set the row height? I didn't find a way besides dragging with the mouse. Could you attach an example file?
In the section Attachments, you could find a document that reproduces the bug
Sorry, I was not focused. Yes, it is clearly mixing up the width and height due to the rotation. Setting to NEW. Win 7 Pro 64-bit Version: 5.4.0.0.alpha0+ Build ID: 1c27286b9d5331634c073cd3e327bd941e61bbb6 CPU Threads: 4; OS Version: Windows 6.1; UI Render: default; TinderBox: Win-x86@39, Branch:master, Time: 2017-01-23_03:24:17 Locale: fi-FI (fi_FI); Calc: group
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