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09. Align:
The alignment of the table (left, center, right).
10. Border:
The width of the table’s border (zero/0 for no border).
11. Class:
The CSS style that the table will adhere to.
12. Column Width/Height Quick-Clicks:
Allows for quick formatting / changing of the table’s height and width
attributes.
13. BG Color (Color Chooser):
Choose the table’s background color with the eyedropper tool.
14. BG Color (Hex):
Choose the table’s background color via the hex number.
15. Border Color (Color Chooser):
Choose the table’s border color with the eyedropper tool.
16. Border Color (Hex):
Choose the table’s border color via the hex number.
17. BG Image:
Choose a background image for the table.
All of the fields in the Properties palette for tables are pretty much the same fields
you see when you first insert a table. There are some additions, though. You can
adjust the alignment of the content in the tables, add background or border colors to
the table, add background images, and fine-tune the dimensions of the table. You
can also go back and edit the number of rows and columns in your table, adjust the
width and height in pixels or percent, and modify the cell padding, cell spacing, and
border.
The Table Menu
In addition to using the Properties palette to edit tables, you can also modify a table
by using the table menu. In your table, make sure you have some cells, rows,
columns, or the entire table selected (select whatever part of the table you want,
depending on how you want to edit it). With those cells selected, go to the menu bar
and select "Modify," and then "Table." Under the Table menu, a number of options
will appear. These options in the table menu can allow you to edit your table in even
more ways than before. Here is a list of features in this menu:
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