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<treecell> is the atomic unit in a tree structure; it is equivalent to the <td> element in an HTML table.
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Descriptioncrop an optional attribute for specifying which part of a treecell's text, if any, will be cropped if it is too large. Syntax<treecell crop="left | right | none | center" /> Example<treecell value="list_item2" crop="none" /> NotesThe default value for the crop attribute is "none".
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Descriptionindent is an optional attribute that specifies whether a given treecell is indented or not. Syntax<treeitem indent="true | false" /> Example<treecell value="list_item2" indent="false" /> NotesThe default value for the container attribute is "false".
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Descriptionvalue is an optional attribute that provides the text label for the cell. Syntax<treecell value="text label" > Example<treecell value="Favorite Web Sites" > NotesMany elements' value attributes are required. But unlike some elements, <treecell> has both a value attribute and content (i.e., the <treecell></treecell> tags surround some content). When no value is specified for value, the tree cell's content is used directly. For example, the following element appears in a tree as "Helpful Links":
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Last updated: 13:10 1/26/00 Ian Oeschger