Hi. The <tr> tag accepts an attribute "valign" which aligns the text at a vertical alignment. Notice it is an HTML attribute, not a CSS tag. Thus, you use it like this:
<tr valign="top">
I had the following problem in Nvu, and I yearnfully downloaded KompoZer hoping it would be fixed. Guess what? Nope!
I go to edit a table. I select the row to edit. I go to Table Properties. I choose Edit Row. I check the box named Vertical Alignment. I choose Top, then click OK. Nothing happens! I have to go to the Source view and add the attribute myself. KompoZer makes it hard right now (http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1631066&group_id=170132&atid=853122). Could you please fix this problem?
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KompoZer version 0.8b1 (20091011) | Mandriva Linux 2009.1
Rewording bug description. Related to bug 2016486.
Steps to reproduce :
1- create a new table. By default, KompoZer adds style="vertical-align: top" to all cells. (And it shoudn't)
2- Select a cell and double-click to open the "Table Porperties" window
3- In Selection, choose "Row" or "Columns", check the vertical box in "Content Alignement" and choose midlle or bottom.
4 - Apply.
Actual result : KompoZer erase style="vertical-align: top" on <td> on the selected row/column without applying middle or bottom alignment.
Expected result : Kompozer shouldn't apply style="vertical-align: top" by default and when applying alignment style a row/column, the style shoud be apply on <tr> for row or <td> for column.