Issue Summary

The issue occurs when a table is placed inside an Excerpt macro in the New Fabric editor. While the indentation of the table is correctly displayed on Page A. However, on Page B the table's indentation is not applied properly 

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a new page (Page A) using the New Fabric editor with the page width set to "Full."
2. Insert an Excerpt macro on Page A.
3. Add a table within the Excerpt macro on Page A. Note that the table size cannot be adjusted directly within the Excerpt macro, but column sizes can be modified.
4. Create another page (Page B) and add insert Excerpt macro on it. Ensure that the Excerpt macro references content from Page A.
5. Upon viewing Page B, the indentation of the first table from Page A is displayed correctly.
6. On Page A, add a new table outside the Excerpt macro and adjust its size (reduce the size of the table).
7. Copy the resized table and paste it inside the same Excerpt macro, where the first table already exists.
8. Refresh Page B. 
9. You will notice that the first table indentation is correctly set. However, the second page indentation is not correctly set.

Expected Results

The indentation of both tables should be correctly displayed on Page B, with the second table’s indentation matching the first table’s indentation.

Actual Results

The indentation of the first table is correctly displayed on Page B, but the indentation of the second table is not applied correctly, causing misalignment.

Workaround

• Open the storage format of the page containing the Excerpt macro.
• Search for the first table in the storage format, which will show an entry like <table data-table-width="1800">.
• Locate the details for the second table in the same storage format, where you will find that the table width is set to <table data-table-width="1166">.
• Update the width of the second table to match the first table’s width (i.e., change it to 1800).
• Save the changes to the storage format. This should resolve the indentation issue for the second table.