Turn off the Title Label
Disable the label using table-caption
You can disable the title label for all of the tables in a document by unsetting the table-caption document attribute.
= Title of Document
:table-caption!: (1)
.A table with a title but no label
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|Value |Result |Notes
|Null |A mystery |See Appendix R
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| 1 | In an attribute entry, enter the name of the attribute, table-caption, and append a bang (!) to the end of the name.
This unsets the attribute. |
When table-caption is unset, table titles aren’t preceded by a label and label number.
| Value | Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Null |
A mystery |
See Appendix R |
Disable the label using caption
To remove the label on an individual table, assign an empty value to the caption attribute.
[caption=] (1)
.A table with a title but no label
[cols="2,1"]
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|Lots and lots of data |A little data
|834,734 |3
|3,999,271.5601 |5
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| 1 | Enter the attribute’s name, caption, in an attribute list directly above the table title, followed by an equals sign (=).
Don’t enter a value after the =. |
The table from the previous example is displayed below.
| Lots and lots of data | A little data |
|---|---|
834,734 |
3 |
3,999,271.5601 |
5 |