Microsoft FrontPage 2000, 2002, 2003 Tutorials

 

A table is made up of rows and columns of cells in which you can insert text and graphics.

You can use a table to present information in a grid-like format, such as timetables, product information, rates, and so on.

Insert a table

  1. On the Menu bar, select Table | Insert | Table 

  2. You can set the layout of a table by changing the following properties:

    • Rows - the number of rows you want.
    • Columns - the number of columns you want.
    • Alignment - alignment of the table relative to the page
    • Border size - thickness of the table's outer border
    • Cell padding - the space between text and cell borders
    • Cell spacing - the distance between cells in a table

Table / Cell background

You can choose background color or background pictures for the entire table or for individual cells.

  1. Move the insertion point inside the cell or table for which you want to set the background.

  2. Right-click, and then click Cell Properties or Table Properties, depending on whether you want to set the background for a cell or table.

  3. Do one of the following:

  • Color background - under Background, in the Color list, select a color for the table background.
  • Picture background - under Background, select the Use background picture check box, and then click Browse.

Table / Cell border color

You can set the border color for the entire table or for individual cells.  The border size must be greater than zero; otherwise, the border color will not be displayed.  If your web page uses theme, you can't set border color for a table.  

  1. Move the insertion point inside the cell or table for which you want to set the border color.

  2. Right-click, and then click Cell Properties or Table Properties, depending on whether you want to set a border color for a cell or table.

  3. Do one of the following:
    • To set one color for the border, under Borders, select a color from the Color list.
    • To set a two-color border, under Borders, select colors from the Light border and Dark border lists.  The color from the Color list will not be used. However, if you select only a Light border or a Dark border, the color selected from the Color list will be used as the second color.

Text alignment in a cell

  1. Right-click the cell and select Cell Properties.

    • Horizontal alignment - horizontal alignment of the cell's content relative to the cell
    • Vertical alignment - vertical alignment of the cell's content relative to the cell

 

 

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