Summary

Inductiveload/site-css-js/Coltest…

“ Further thought -- since there are camps that are indifferent to having dot leaders in their ToCs and those who can't live without them, why not just have those leader related divs reside in their own Module leaving the remaining Toc entry a matter of just "compass" aligning and padding each cell of a two, three or four column table to its own devices? ”
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Inductiveload/site-css-js/Coltest…

“ If we decide to go down this path I would argue strongly for rewriting a private version of {{aligned table}} which constructs all html tags directly (which is no drama at all for anybody familiar with most templates around here. Just doesn't look that resumé-impressive.) All the logic is already in place and adding a header=yes, bodyonly=yes footer=yes trio gives all the building blocks I think will be required for multiple-page support. ”
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Inductiveload/site-css-js/Coltest…

“ If we can get dot leader magic into some sort of Div based template this is a non issue same as above. TD formatting should not care what resides within that cell nor what (if anything) that thing "does". Point taken. Pretty soon I'm just going to shove "faux tables" down everybody's throat - it seems like the only way to make folks realize its the key to near exacting html table renderings found with their true html table tag counterparts... ”
Source: Wikisource

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