Layout: Format > Alignment, border colors, joints of double and thick lines, merges

Format > Alignment holds left, center and right with top, middle and
bottom; Format > Borders > Border color picks the color borders draw
with from here on (a picker a recording answers). Tall rows put values
and wrapped text where the cell is aligned; checkboxes and dropdown
marks follow.

Where a double line meets a thick one the joint is drawn thick, in the
thick line's color, and the double line starts beside it with a thick
stub, as Unicode has no joint of the two: a double rule under the
headers of a thick outline reads ┣━═══╪═══━┫ rather than ╠═══╣ between
┃ lines. Reviewed in the gallery and in VHS's font (layout.gif).

Merged cells: the entry is as wide as the merge; stepping off a merge
goes on along the row or column it was entered by; freezing through
one is refused; the value sits on the middle of the lines its rows
take, rule lines included, or the top or bottom as aligned, worked out
once a frame.

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fe18f214392b3e7c967d5ee31219c2e557f3e813

parent

4793f2b82616d16f0ef02ef0153cf154aedefd66

author

Dami <dami.etoile@gmail.com>