Hello World And the CSS: .vertical-text { transform: rotate(270deg); transform-origin: left top 0; } See this fiddle; Note: it doesn't work in IE8. Aug 11, 2013 03:14 AM | suvo | LINK i could manage with out using row span..just generated the associated codes with the corresponding id .My concern is how to get the corresponding associated … Thanks I know it's not quite the same, maybe in advance! Vertical lines seem to be missing from my HTML tables.Even though it looks modern, it sometimes causes confusion. I don’t require vertical lines at starting and ending of the column. I require it only in between the column. But if it not possible, there can also be vertical lines at the beginning and end of the column. I found how to make a text box and rotate it vertically. table , table td { border: 1px solid #cccccc ; } td { height: 80px ; width: 160px ; text-align: center; vertical-align: middle; } Now, you can see the full example. Method 1:
Tags. 1. So, you can start by inserting a text box where you would like the text. -moz-transform: rotate(90deg); Just keep in mind, the usage of style attribute overrides any style set globally. Select the text box style you want to use. Just keep in mind, the usage of style attribute overrides any style set globally. That is we use Rowspan attribute vertically in the second column. I've serached all the Word help and table help resources, but cannot find any directions for vertically centering text in a cell, i.e., so the text is in the middle of the available cell height. The Help > About menu option is gone. The second Table has 2 rows in the first column and ony 1 row in the second column. It will override any style set in the HTML