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Inserting and Modifing Tables
- Place your blinking cursor under "Important Dates"
- Insert >> Table
- An insert table box will appear
- In the Insert Table window, type in 4 rows and 2 columns
- Type 50 in the Width box and select Percent selected
- (Optional) Type 1 for the Border size 0 for Cell Padding and Cell Spacing . These can be changed later on the Properties toolbar after you click on the table's border to select the entire table.
- Click OK
- In the first cell of the first row type Assignment and make it bold, press the TAB key to change to the next cell.
- In the second cell of the first row type Due Date and make it bold, press the TAB key to change to the next cell. Clicking inside a cell is another way to move the cursor to enter text and/or graphics.
- Type in text for the remaining cells
- Change the color of the first row and the text in it
- Select the first row of the the table. Do this by placing the mouse over the left edge of the first row of the table until a solid black arrow appears. With the arrow pointing at the first row, click the left mouse button once. Notice that the entire row is now highlighted.
- Look on the Properties toolbar and find Bg
- Click on the grey box beside Bg and choose a dark color. Notice that it is hard to see the text you typed earlier.
- Highlight the text in the first row of the table
- Text >> Color and select a light color (white or grey)
- Click OK
- Center the text in the table
- Select all the text in the table
- Text >> Align >> Center or use the center button on the Properties toolbar
- Save your page! ( Ctrl+S )
- Hit F12 to preview your page in a browser.
- Close the browser window.
- Close syllabus.html
Tips
- Tables can be used to present data on a web page or to create elaborate layouts.
- Each cell of the table can be used to hold web page content in place. This creates white space and alignment options.
- Table borders can be visible or invisible.
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Tutorial developed by
Leigh Jay Temple, Revised by Kathleen H. Mapson
URL: http://ced.ncsu.edu/ltrc/studio/workshops/dreamweaver/index.html
Last Updated:
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
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