Using a Table for Print Compile but Not for ePub Compile

[JLCTP]

Guessing/hoping there’s a way to do this in Compile via Styles or Replacements, but going through settings and searching the forums and the web I’m stuck.

I have a list of items formatted via a 3 column table for compiling to print so they’ll render side by side and not cross page breaks. After some tweaking this worked great for print – but (understandably) looks crappy when compiled to ePub the way the text wraps on a smaller form factor.

Since page breaks aren’t a concern for an ebook, I’m looking for a way to transform the table into a centered list when compiling to ePub, but retaining the table formatting when compiling the same project to print.

Any ideas appreciated.

[kewms]

Probably the easiest way to do this is going to be to have two versions of the document. You might be able to do it via a Markdown workflow, but that’s kind of a heavy lift if you’re not already using Markdown.

[kewms]

@brandon698sherrick

Go to File > Compile.
In the Compile Options tab, click the + button to create a new option.
Name it something descriptive like “No Table for ePub.”
Under Applies to: choose “Current Selection” (or specific folders if needed).
Now you can define how the table compiles for ePub In the Content tab, locate the table rows you want to convert.
Right-click and choose “Apply Compile Option” and select the newly created option (“No Table for ePub”).
Here’s how to handle the print version Deselect the table rows.
In the Content tab, right-click and choose “Clear Compile Options”. This ensures the table remains formatted for print.

This post is nonsense and probably AI-generated. The described options do not exist. The poster has received an official warning.