Two-Column Layout in Country-Specific Reports

For special cases (like the balance sheet report), there is a possibility to split the report into two columns. The rows containing totals for both columns are automatically aligned.

To use the two-columns layout, assign the .csr-columns-2 class to the div.csr-content. This section must contain two columns: <div> elements using the .csr-column class.

          <table class="csr-about">
    <!-- ... -->
</table>
 
<div class="csr-content csr-columns-2">
    <!-- Column 1 -->
    <div class="csr-column">
 
        <table class="csr-data">
            <!-- ... --> 
        </table>
 
    </div>
    <!-- END Column 1 -->
 
    <!-- Column 2 -->
    <div class="csr-column">
 
        <table class="csr-data">
            <!-- ... -->
        </table>
 
    </div>
    <!-- END Column 2 -->
</div> 

        
An example of how a table created using the Country-Specific Reports SuiteApp looks like with a two-columns layout. This means that the whole report is split into two separate columns.

Related Topics

Creating a Template for the Country-Specific Reports SuiteApp
Sample Table in Country-Specific Reports
Indentation Levels in Country-Specific Reports
List of Accounts in Country-Specific Reports
Comparative Columns in Country-Specific Reports
Two-Column Layout in Country-Specific Reports
Custom Cell Alignment in Country-Specific Reports
About Sections in Country-Specific Reports

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