Text alignment with text-align=<string>
Specifying <string> on <table> aligns the position of specified letters, such as a decimal point. The entire string defaults to being right-aligned. If you add -ah-text-align-string, you can also specify left-aligned or centered text.
'text-align' and -ah-text-align-string are unset
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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'text-align: '.';' and -ah-text-align-string is unset
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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text-align: '.'; and -ah-text-align-string: start;
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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text-align:'.'; and -ah-text-align-string: center;
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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text-align: '.'; and -ah-text-align-string: end;
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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text-align: '.'; and -ah-text-align-string: inside;
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ABC
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100
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0.0
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AAA.BBB
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100000000
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0.0001
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AAA.BBBCCCC
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100000000.12345
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9990.0001
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