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Working with Tables
DREAMWEAVER MX 2004
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Performance Objectives Understand tables and table elements. Understand how tables are used for layout
control. Create tables in Standard mode. Create proportional-width and fixed-width
tables. Select tables and table elements. Use the Expanded Tables mode to aid table and
cell selection. Use the Tab and arrow keys to navigate inside
tables. Use the Table Property inspector and Table
Cell Property inspector to format tables.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
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Add and delete columns and rows. Merge and split cells. Create nested tables. Format tables using the Format Table
command. Create tables in Layout mode. Create autostretch tables in Layout mode. Understand and use spacer images. Use a grid when working with tables. Sort table content.
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Understanding Tables Tables are used to control page layout.
table bordersvisible
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Components Tables are grids composed of rows and
columns. The intersection of each row and column is
a table cell. The space between cells is cell spacing. The distance between content and cell
borders is cell padding. Backgrounds can be colored or contain a
background image. Borders can be colored or invisible.
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Table Components…/2
column
row
table border cell spacing
table cell cell padding
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Dimensions By default, tables will shrink to fit their
contents. Fixed widths are indicated in pixels and
content will expand to fit the content. Proportional widths are indicated in
percentages and are relative sizes.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Dimensions…/2
unspecified width
proportional widthfixed width
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Dimensions…/2 Manually resize a selected table by dragging
its table selection handles.
table selectionhandles
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Code Basic tables use table tags (<table>). Rows use table row tags (<tr>). Cells use table data cell tags (<td>). Empty table cells contain a nonbreaking
space ( ) to prevent empty cells from collapsing.
HTML codeand table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Using Tables to ControlPage Layout
Designers try to create layout tables that will maintain their design integrity when viewed across different browser scenarios by using tables with:• fixed widths• proportional widths• a combination of both fixed and proportional
widths
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Fixed-Width Tables Fixed-width tables maintain their
appearance when viewed using different screen and browser combinations.
On large screens, there can be a lot of wasted space next to or on either side of the table.
On smaller screens, a portion of the table might disappear off the right side of the browser window.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Proportional-Width Tables The table maintains its relative dimensions
regardless of the screen and browser combinations.
The designer loses control over lines and spacing as the table and/or column widths stretch or decrease.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Combination Tables Tables that contain a combination of fixed
and proportional widths are a common compromise solution.
Use fixed widths to maintain control over segments that need to remain stable.
Use proportional widths to allow other segments to flow to fit browser windows.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Examples
proportional-width table fixed-width table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Examples…/2
fixed-width columnfor navigation buttons
proportional-width columnfor text
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Creating Tables Set the mode to Standard Mode.
click View
point to Table Mode
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Standard Mode
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Creating Tables…/2
click the Table button
OR
click Insert
click Table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Creating Tables…/3
specify tableproperties
specifyaccessibilityproperties
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Making Borders Visible
click View
point to Visual Aids
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Table Borders
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Table Elements Dreamweaver MX 2004 features an
Expanded tables mode that temporarily adds cell padding and spacing.
Expandedbutton
exit link
expandedtable
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Table Elements…/2
Another method to enable Expanded Tables mode is to use the Menu bar.
click View
point to Table Mode
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Expanded Tables Mode
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Tables Using the Table Header
Click inside a table to display the table header.
click the down-pointing arrow
click Select Table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Tables Using the Mouse
Click a table’s upper or lower border. The insertion point will transform into a
small table grid icon.
table grid icon
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Tables Using theTag Selector
click the table tag
selected table withselection handles
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Tables Using theMenu Bar
click Modify
point to Table
click Select Table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Cells Using theTag Selector
click inside the cell
click the table data cell tag
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Cells Using theMenu Bar
click Edit
click Select All
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Cells Using the Keyboard
Hold down the Ctrl key while clicking in a cell.
selected cell
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Rows and Columns Using the Mouse
Place the pointer on the outer border of a row or column.
After the selection arrow appears, you can click the mouse button to select.
selection arrow
selected row
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Rows and Columns Using the
Keyboard Click inside a cell, and without releasing the
mouse button, drag the pointer across the cells to be selected.
Click inside a cell, hold down the Shift key, and then click inside another cell to select all cells located between the first and last cell selected.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Columns Using the Column Header
Click inside a column to display the column header.
click the down-pointing arrow
click Select Column
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Rows Using theTag Selector
click thetable row tag
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Nonadjacent Cells
Hold down the Ctrl key, click inside one cell, and then click inside the other cells to be selected.
Click inside a cell that is already selected to deselect it.
selected nonadjacent cells
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Navigating in Tables Usingthe Tab Key
Pressing the Tab key moves the insertion point to the next cell.
The insertion point travels in a left-to-right, top-to-bottom direction.
Holding down the Shift key while pressing the Tab key reverses the tab direction.
Pressing the Tab key creates a new row when the last cell in a table is reached.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Navigating in Tables Usingthe Arrow Keys
The Up, Down, Left, and Right Arrow keys can be used to navigate inside a table.
The arrow keys first navigate within a cell’s contents and then move on to the next cell.
The arrow keys cannot be used to create new rows.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Using the Property Inspector to Format
When a table is selected, the Property inspector opens in Table Property inspector mode.
When a cell is selected, the Property inspector opens in Table Cell Property inspector mode.
Cell and row background formatting will override table formatting.
The order of precedence is cell, row, table.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Property Inspectortype a nameor number to
identify a tablespecify the number
of rows and columns
use the dimensionbuttons to clear
heights andconvert widths
specify abackground color
specify a backgroundimage file location
specify the width and heightin pixels or percent
specify aborder color
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specify the space betweena cell’s contentsand its borders
display theCSS class styleapplied to table
specify table borderwidth in pixels
specify tablealignment
specify the spaceappearing between
adjacent cell borders
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Cell Property Inspector
specify the horizontalalignment
specify the verticalalignment
specify the width and height inpixels or as a percentage
prevents text fromwrapping to a new line
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Cell Property Inspector…/2
center and boldcell text, and use
to createtable headers specify a background image
file location
merge selected cells, rows, or
columns
split aselected cell
specify thebackground color
specify theborder color
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Adding Rows and Columns Using the Menu Bar
click Modify
point to Table
click an option
click to open theInsert Rows or Columns dialog box
OR
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Adding Rows and Columns Using the Context-sensitive
Menu
right-click point to Table
click an option
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Adding Rows or Columns Using the Table Property
Inspectortype a new value to increase
the rows or columns
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Adding Columns Using the Column Header
Click inside a column to display the column header.
click the down-pointing arrow
click an option
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows and Columns Using the Menu
Barclick Modify
point to Table
click an option
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows and Columns Using the Menu
Bar…/2 Select the entire row or column.
click Edit
click Clear
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows and Columns Using the Context-sensitive
Menu
right-click point to Table
click an option
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows or Columns Using the Table Property
Inspectortype a new value to decrease
the rows or columns
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows or Columns Using the Keyboard
select the rowor column
press the Deleteor Backspace keys
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Deleting Rows Using theTag Selector
click thetable row tag
press the Deleteor Backspace keys
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Creating Nested Tables A nested table is a table inserted inside
another table. The table containing the nested table is
called the parent table. Nested tables can be formatted like any
other table. The width is determined by the width of the
table cell they are contained in. Nested tables can be inserted within other
nested tables. Tables should not be nested more than
three deep.
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Creating Nested Tables…/2
parent table nested table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Using the Format Table Command
Use as an alternative to formatting tables with the Table Property inspector.
click Commands
click Format Table
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Using the Format Table Command…/2
select thedesired options
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Creating Tables in Layout Mode
Layout mode allows you to draw cells and move them.
click View
point toTable Mode
make sure there isa check mark to theleft of Layout Mode
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Another method is to use the Insert bar Layout menu item or tab.
click the Layout button
click the exit link on the Layout mode bar to
return to Standard Mode
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Drawing Tables and Cells Tables and cells are created using buttons
on the Insert bar Layout menu item or tab.
Layout Table button Draw Layout Cell button
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Drawing Tables Click the Layout Table button. Move the insertion point to an empty area. The insertion point changes into crosshairs. Drag to create the table. When the table is created, its width appears
in the table header display. Tables appear outlined in solid green.
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Drawing Cells Click the Draw Layout Cell button. Move the insertion point to an empty area. The insertion point changes into crosshairs. Drag to create the cell. Hold down the Alt key to temporarily
cancel the snap option. When the cell is created, its width appears
in the table header display. Cells appear outlined with dotted blue lines. Positioning cells appear as gray (empty).
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Table Dimensions
column widthsin pixels
table widthin pixels
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Performance ObjectivesUnderstanding TablesUsing Tables to Control Page LayoutCreating TablesSelecting Table ElementsNavigating in TablesUsing the Property Inspector to FormatAdding and Deleting Rows and ColumnsCreating Nested TablesUsing the Format Table CommandCreating Tables in Layout ModeUsing a GridSorting Table ContentCommands Review
Selecting Layout Tables and Cells
Place the pointer over the cell’s border until it turns red, and then click once.
Another method is to hold down the Ctrl key and click once in the desired cell.
Selecting a cell and pressing the Delete or Backspace keys will remove it.
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Resizing Layout Tables and Cells
Selection handles appear when tables and cells are selected.
Resize by clicking a handle and dragging in the desired direction.
table cell
emptyarea
table
selectionhandles
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Moving Layout Tables and Cells
Move layout cells by clicking on their border and dragging them.
More precise positioning can be obtained by selecting a cell and pressing an arrow key to move the cell 1 pixel at a time.
Hold down the Shift key and pressing an arrow key moves a cell 10 pixels at a time.
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Using Autostretch Liquid or flexible tables containing one
autostretch column will automatically adjust to fit different browser window sizes.
An autostretch table has a width of 100 percent.
The remaining columns have fixed widths.
click the Autostretchradio button in theTable Property inspector
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Adding Spacer Images Spacer images prevent empty cells from
collapsing in autostretch tables. Columns with spacer images are indicated
by a double line.
spacer imagedouble line
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Adding Spacer Images…/2 A dialog box appears when an autostretch
table is created in a site for the first time. This dialog box will not appear if a spacer
image has already been saved in the site.
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Using a Grid A grid assists in positioning cells and
content within tables.
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Showing a Grid
click View
point to Grid
click Show Grid
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Snapping To Grid The Snap to Grid feature automatically
snaps cells to the nearest grid coordinate.
click View
point to Grid
click Snap To Grid
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Changing Grid Settings
click View
point to Grid
click Grid Settings
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Sorting Table Content Tables can be sorted on one or two columns. Tables that contain merged cells cannot be
sorted.
click Commands
click Sort Table
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Sorting Table Content…/2 Apply the appropriate properties in the
Sort Table dialog box.
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COMMANDS REVIEWHow do you add a column?
click Modify
point to Table
click Insert Column
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/2How do you add a row?
click Modify
point to Table
click Insert Row
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/3How do you create a table?
click Insert
click Table
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/4How do you delete a column?
click Modify
point to Table
click Delete Column
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/5How do you delete a row?
click Modify
point to Table
click Delete Row
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/6How do you delete a selected table, row, column, or cell?
click Edit
click Clear
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/7How do you enable Expanded Tables mode?
click View
point to Table Mode
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Expanded Tables Mode
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/8How do you enable Layout mode?
click View
point toTable Mode
make sure there isa check mark to theleft of Layout Mode
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/9How do you enable the Snap to Grid feature?
click View
point to Grid
click Snap To Grid
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/10How do you enable Standard mode?
click View
point to Table Mode
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Standard Mode
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/11How do you make borders visible in the Document window?
click View
point to Visual Aids
make sure there is a check mark to the left of Table Borders
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/12How do you open the Format Table dialog box?
click Commands
click Format Table
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/13How do you open the Grid Settings dialog box?
click View
point to Grid
click Grid Settings
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/14How do you open the Insert Rows or Columns dialog box?
click Modify
point to Table
click to open theInsert Rows or Columns dialog box
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/15How do you select a cell?
click Edit
click Select All
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/16How do you select a table?
click Modify
point to Table
click Select Table
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/17How do you show a grid?
click View
point to Grid
click Show Grid
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COMMANDS REVIEW…/18How do you sort table content?
click Commands
click Sort Table
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COMMANDS SUMMARYAdd a column Modify, Table, Insert Column
Add a row Modify, Table, Insert Row
Create a table Insert, Table
Delete a column Modify, Table, Delete Column
Delete a row Modify, Table, Delete Row
Delete a selected table, row, column, or cell Edit, Clear
Enable Expanded Tables mode
View, Table Mode, Expanded Tables Mode
Enable Layout mode View, Table Mode, Layout Mode
Enable snap to grid View, Grid, Snap To Grid
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COMMANDS SUMMARY…/2Enable Standard mode View, Table Mode, Standard
ModeMake borders visible in Document window
View, Visual Aids, Table Borders
Open Format Table dialog box Commands, Format Table
Open Grid Settings dialog box View, Grid, Grid Settings
Open Insert Rows or Columns dialog box
Modify, Table, Insert Rows or Columns
Select a cell Edit, Select All
Select a table Modify, Table, Select Table
Show a grid View, Grid, Show Grid
Sort table content Commands, Sort Table
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