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              SECTION 10.7                                                           Tagged PDF



KEY                TYPE      VALUE

BlockAlign         name      (Optional; inheritable; table cells only) The alignment, in the block-progres-
                             sion direction, of content within the table cell:
                                Before       Before edge of the first child’s allocation rectangle aligned
                                             with that of the table cell’s content rectangle.
                                Middle       Children centered within the table cell. The distance between
                                             the before edge of the first child’s allocation rectangle and
                                             that of the table cell’s content rectangle is the same as the
                                             distance between the after edge of the last child’s allocation
                                             rectangle and that of the table cell’s content rectangle.
                                After        After edge of the last child’s allocation rectangle aligned with
                                             that of the table cell’s content rectangle.
                                Justify      Children aligned with both the before and after edges of the
                                             table cell’s content rectangle. The first child is placed as
                                             described above for Before and the last child as described for
                                             After, with equal spacing between the children. If there is only
                                             one child, it is aligned with the before edge only, as for Before.
                             This attribute applies only to elements of structure type TH (Table header) or
                             TD (Table data) and controls the placement of all BLSEs that are children of
                             the given element. The table cell’s content rectangle (see “Content and Allo-
                             cation Rectangles” on page 930) becomes the reference area for all of its
                             descendants. Default value: Before.

InlineAlign        name      (Optional; inheritable; table cells only) The alignment, in the inline-progres-
                             sion direction, of content within the table cell:
                                Start        Start edge of each child’s allocation rectangle aligned with
                                             that of the table cell’s content rectangle.
                                Center       Each child centered within the table cell. The distance
                                             between the start edges of the child’s allocation rectangle and
                                             the table cell’s content rectangle is the same as the distance
                                             between their end edges.
                                End          End edge of each child’s allocation rectangle aligned with that
                                             of the table cell’s content rectangle.
                             This attribute applies only to elements of structure type TH (Table header) or
                             TD (Table data) and controls the placement of all BLSEs that are children of
                             the given element. The table cell’s content rectangle (see “Content and Allo-
                             cation Rectangles” on page 930) becomes the reference area for all of its
                             descendants. Default value: Start.

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