Hi,
Specifying cell properties work the other way around.
If you specify in the HTML visual editor Cell Properties in a table:
CENTER for horizontal alignment
MIDDLE for vertical alignment
it leads to wrong HTML generation:
valign="center" align="middle"
This is not according to the HTML definition. The popup in the HTML source editor actually shows the correct ENUM values for these attributes and provides a warning message.
For internet explorer this works fine. It still knows how to render this. However, for other browsers like Mozilla this does not work, so that’s quite annoying.
In my opinion it should be
align="center" valign="middle"
Exactly the other way around.
Also in the Cell Properties screen it is written: ‘vertival’ instead of ‘vertical’
Cheers,
Franck