Tables: Front
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Experiment with Advanced Table Design
| Once you have mastered the basic table and learned how to control the look of the data in the individual table cell, you will want to create more complex table designs. | ||
| Split Cells | You can split a cell in a number of ways:
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| Merge Cells | You can merge cells in a number of ways:
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| Insert Rows or Columns | To insert additional rows or
columns in an existing table: Choose Table, Insert Rows or Columns from the main menu bar. The Insert Rows or Columns dialog box appears. |
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specify the number of rows to add and specify whether they are to be added above or below
the currently selected row. If you choose Columns, specify the number of columns to add and specify whether they are to be added to the right or the left of the currently-selected column. |
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| Tables, especially borderless
tables, can be used to great effect to force a particular layout design on a web page. However, you will need to tinker with your table by adjusting the table and cell properties. It is a good idea to save and preview the file after every adjustment to your table. VERY IMPORTANT: Be sure to preview the table in both Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator before you publish the page. Both browsers have a tendency to interpret table tags and attributes in different ways. |
Tables: Front Page 98
Overview
Create a Basic Table
Set Table Cell Properties
Experiment with Advanced Table Design
Web Design Center
Last Revised: September 06, 1999
© Agatha Taormina