On 25-7-2012 12:31, Peter Münster wrote:
On Wed, Jul 25 2012, Aditya Mahajan wrote:
Each cell of a TABLE is already a \frame, so you don't need to add a \framed inside a cell.
Indeed, but at some point during my experimentation, I found differences with or without inner frame...
I think, I've found, what had bothered me: strut=yes has no effect when offset=overlay. A strut has to be added manually. This is what I have now, and it finally works:
\starttext \framed[height=5cm, offset=overlay]{% \bTABLE[offset=overlay] \bTR \bTD \strut 1~ \eTD \bTD[height=max, align=flushleft] \strut 1 Über\crlf 1 and 1 are aligned! \vfill \rightaligned{bla} \eTD \eTR \eTABLE} \stoptext
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