#### 42.2.10 Assigning HTML table and graphic groups with overrides

Two variable-key configuration sections, [TableGroup] and [GraphGroup], are handled differently from the rest. For [TableGroup] and [GraphGroup], a configuration PI marker assigns the table or graphic to a named group. You can use only a temporary override applied with a *Config PI marker, not a macro, to specify the group name. Any key included in the PI marker is ignored.

Table groups

If you put a [TableGroup] configuration PI marker in each table that should be assigned to a given group, you can specify settings for all members of that table group in a [Table*] section in the configuration file.

Note: Each table can belong to only one table group.

See also:

§33.2.1 Creating table groups

§42.2.9.3 Overriding table properties for HTML

Graphic groups

If you put a [GraphGroup] configuration PI marker just before each graphic that should be assigned to a given group, you can specify settings for all members of that graphic group in a [Graph*] section in the configuration file.

Note: Each graphic can belong to only one graphic group.

See also:

§32.4.1.2 Using PI markers to assign properties to graphics

§42.2.9.4 Overriding graphic properties for HTML

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Parent Topic: 42.2 Overriding settings with PI markers or macros

Sibling Topics:

42.2.1 Determining the extent of a configuration override

42.2.2 Overriding settings with configuration PI markers

42.2.3 Overriding settings with macros

42.2.4 Assigning values to configuration variables

42.2.5 Adding a new configuration setting on the fly

42.2.6 Assigning a macro or variable to a configuration variable

42.2.7 Understanding fixed-key vs. variable-key settings

42.2.8 Overriding fixed-key configuration settings

42.2.9 Overriding variable-key configuration settings

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