Note: Tables are widely used in Web pages, as they offer about the only way in HTML to achieve a varied and attractive page layout. Look at the source code of some of the best-looking Web pages on the 'Net, and likely you'll find they have used tables to arrange text and elements on the page.
Table Property | Description |
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Border | The Show check box indicates a border will display around the table and each cell in the table. It is much easier to create and design a table while the border is showing. Once the table is completed, you can click here to turn it off. Type the size of the border, if desired. The larger the size, the thicker the border. |
Alignment | Select whether to align the table normally, or along the left or right margin. |
Width | Type the maximum width of the table, either as a percent of the window width or in pixels. Optional. |
Height | Type the number of pixels high that you want the table to be. Optional. |
Border Space outside Cell | To increase spacing of the border around each cell, type the number of pixels here. Optional. |
Padding inside Cell | To increase the amount of padding, or blank space, inside the cell between the contents of the cell and the cell border, type the number of pixels here. Optional. |
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You can also add a table by clicking on the button in the Elements Toolbar.
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You can also add a cell to a table by clicking on the button in the Elements Toolbar.
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You can also add a row to a table by clicking on the button in the Elements Toolbar.
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You can also split the current cell by clicking on the button in the Elements Toolbar.