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Express Tutorial Tables |
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Summary:
Tables keep web page elements and text in an ordered style and using
tables is an easy way to place text on a web page exactly where you
want it to appear without using sophisticated html code.
Frontpage Express TutorialIn this tutorial we will learn how to insert Text and images into tables. Tutorial #1 showed how to basically make a webpage. Now we need to get a little more fancy to keep our visitors happy. *smiles*. Inserting Tables. Tables allow you to make a very neat page and have your page suitable for all size monitors. If you state a percentage of 90% for example, your page will be 90% of whatever size monitor your guest is using. Tables
also give you a way to place an image on one side of your page with text on the
other side without having to know html taging. You can have 2 or 3 columns or
whatever, depending what your needs are. They are great. :-) 1.
Place your cursor where you want the table to start.
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Select "Table", "Insert Table". 3. In the
popup window, set rows to 1, columns to 3, alignment to center.
Your table should appear on your page and look like this: |
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To make it easy for this tutorial we will put a border around the table. (It will help us see what's going on, *smiles*) 6.
Click inside the table and select "Table" from the top toolbar.. Then
select "Table Properties".
Now our table looks like this:
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You can click inside the 1st column and type in your menu. Without the border your table would look like this:
We
will now alter the column widths to allow for more space for the content.
Next click
inside column 2 and select "Table", "Cell Properties" and
set the attributes as;
13. Click
inside 3rd column. Select "Table". "Cell Properties" and set
the following attributes.
Our table now looks like this. |
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Page 2ND Page. 3RD Page | This is the content, blah blah blah. I have centered this text | ![]() |
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Well done.
You have just completed your first lesson using tables. But there is more fun
yet to come with tables.
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