NIPO ODIN Version 5.17
CSS for Tabs
Tab-settings can be defined by using the *TAB command in the NIPO ODIN script. The values of the tab command are used to determine the widths of the cells in the question text. For example, *TAB 50,60 result in a table with three predefined columns, where the first column would have a width of 50%, the second would have a width of 10% (60-50) and the last columns would be the remainder column and have a width of 40% (100-60).
Given the tab-settings above the first piece of text (up to the first tab character) on a line would be placed in a <td> tag with a class-selector odintabstop-0. The next piece of text would be placed in another <td> tag with a class-selector odintabstop-1. The remaining pieces of text would be placed in the last cell, which would have a selector odintabstop-2.
The <style> tag generated inside the <head> tag would look like this:
NIPO ODIN script: *TAB
*TAB 50,60
Example tag generated inside the <Head> tag using *TAB
<colgroup>
<col width="50.0%">
<col width="10.0%">
<col width="40.0%">
</colgroup>
If more tabs are encountered on a line an additional <table> tag is generated inside the current <td> tag. Inside this <table> will be a <tbody> and <tr> tag, all without any selectors. Inside this <tr> tag will be an additional <td> tag with a class-selector odintabstop-extra, for which no in-line style sheet definition will be generated.
Tab-stop selectors
| Selector
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Description
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odintabstop-extra
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Extra tab-stops for those defined with the *TAB command.
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odintabstop-last
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Last tab stop.
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odintabstop-N
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Tab-stop number N. Tab start numbering at zero.
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odintabstop-nonzero
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All tab stops, excluding the first (number zero).
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