You can specify how many column-header rows, row-header
columns, and footer rows the tables in your document typically have.
These settings are intended primarily to support WAI interpretation;
see §26 Identifying
HTML table structure for WAI for more information.
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Use these settings to establish document-wide defaults for the number of columns in row headers, the number of rows in column headers, and the number of rows in table footers.
; TableHeaderCols = count of cols in which to make td -> th,
; counting from left at the start of each row in the table
; TableHeaderRows = count of rows in which to make td -> th,
; counting from the top of the table
; TableFooterRows = count of footer rows from bottom of the table,
; significant only when RowGroupIDs = Yes.
For example, if your tables typically have two FrameMaker-defined header rows, and you want the first body row in most of them to be considered a header row also, you would set TableHeaderRows=3. To designate cells in the first column as row headers, set TableHeaderCols=1.
Note: You need the TableHeaderRows and TableFooterRows settings only if some header/footer rows are misclassified as body rows in FrameMaker. If you consistently use FrameMaker-defined Header and Footer rows for the headers and footers in your tables, you do not need either of these settings.