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This code can be used in the table start, row start, or cell start levels.
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If placed at the table start level, it will align all text within the table the way specified.
If placed at the row start level, it will only align the text within that row's cells the way specified.
{| border="1";
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
|-
|Row 2||Row 2||Row 2
|-
|Row 3||Row 3||Row 3
|-
|Row 4||Row 4||Row 4
|}
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{| border="1"
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
|-
|Row 2||Row 2||Row 2
|-
|Row 3||Row 3||Row 3
|-
|Row 4||Row 4||Row 4
|}
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If placed at the cell level, it will only align that individual cell the way specified.
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<pre>|-style="text-align:center;"</pre>
Note: When adding styling code such as this to the cell level, you need to add a vertical bar after your code, dividing it from the text your cell contains. For example, the second row in this code looks like this:
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|Row 2||style="text-align:center;"|Row 2||Row 2
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{| border=1 style="text-align:center; width: 60%; height: 60%;"
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
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{| border=1 style="text-align:center; width: 60%; height: 60%;"
|-
|Row 1||Row 1||Row 1
|}
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====Vertical Alignment====
