Prefix Table Elements Styles with HtmlSaveOptions.TableCssId property
Possible Usage Scenarios
Aspose.Cells allows you to prefix table elements styles with HtmlSaveOptions.TableCssId property. Suppose, you set this property with some value like MyTest_TableCssId, then you will find table elements styles like shown below
table#MyTest_TableCssId
#MyTest_TableCssId tr
#MyTest_TableCssId col
#MyTest_TableCssId br
etc.
The following screenshot shows the effect of using HtmlSaveOptions.TableCssId property on output HTML.
Prefix Table Elements Styles with HtmlSaveOptions.TableCssId property
The following sample code explains how to make use of HtmlSaveOptions.TableCssId property. Please check the output HTML generated by the code for a reference.
Sample Code
// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-cells/Aspose.Cells-for-Java | |
//Create workbook object | |
Workbook wb = new Workbook(); | |
//Access first worksheet | |
Worksheet ws = wb.getWorksheets().get(0); | |
//Access cell B5 and put value inside it | |
Cell cell = ws.getCells().get("B5"); | |
cell.putValue("This is some text."); | |
//Set the style of the cell - font color is Red | |
Style st = cell.getStyle(); | |
st.getFont().setColor(Color.getRed()); | |
cell.setStyle(st); | |
//Specify html save options - specify table css id | |
HtmlSaveOptions opts = new HtmlSaveOptions(); | |
opts.setTableCssId("MyTest_TableCssId"); | |
//Save the workbook in html | |
wb.save("outputTableCssId.html", opts); |