Examples/Example21.ps1
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[CmdletBinding()] param ( [System.String[]] $Format = 'Html', [System.String] $Path = '~\Desktop', [System.Management.Automation.SwitchParameter] $PassThru ) Import-Module PScribo -Force -Verbose:$false $example21 = Document -Name 'PScribo Example 21' { <# Styling can also be applied to tables - just like Paragraphs and Sections. Tables support additional styling options such as borders and cell padding options. NOTE: There is a built-in "TableDefault" style. You can override the default table style just like overriding the default "Normal" paragraph style. Each table style also requires three styles; one applied to the header row, one applied to each table row and an optional alternating row style. Before table styles can be defined, the individual styles must already be defined in the document via the 'Style' cmdlet/keyword. NOTE: The "TableDefault" style uses a style called "TableDefaultHeading" for the header row, a style called "TableDefaultRow" for the row style and a style called "TableDefaultAltRow" for the alternating row style. The following defines a very simple table style named "Basic" that uses the "Normal" style for the header and all other rows, e.g. no styling! NOTE: When -AlternateRowStyle is not specified, the -RowStyle property value is used for -AlternateRowStyle property. #> TableStyle -Name 'Basic' -HeaderStyle Normal -RowStyle Normal Get-Service | Select-Object -Property Name,DisplayName,Status -First 3 | Table -Style Basic } $example21 | Export-Document -Path $Path -Format $Format -PassThru:$PassThru |