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The following kinds of GUI elements are supported:
"button": Clickable elements that fire on_gui_click when clicked.
"sprite-button": A button that displays an image rather than text.
"checkbox": Clickable elements with a cross in the mdidle that can be turned off or on. They also fire on_gui_click when clicked.
"flow": Invisible containers that lay out children either horizontally or vertically. All three root GUI elements (top, left and center; see LuaGui) are flows.
"frame": Grey semi-transparent boxes that contain other elements. They have a caption, and, just like flows, they lay out children either horizontally or vertically.
"label": A piece of text.
"progressbar": Indicate progress by displaying a partially filled bar.
"table": An invisible container that lays out children in a specific number of columns. Column width is given by the largest element contained in that row.
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The following kinds of GUI elements are supported:
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I tried this a couple different ways, but to no avail (it can be faked with hard spacers, but I'd rather not do that). align="center" in the table style did nothing, unless I did something wrong. Do you have an example of a centered table?