Macromedia studio 8-exploring studio 8 User Manual
170 Tutorial: Creating a Table-based Page Layout
Set table properties
Now you’ll set precise table properties, using Expanded Tables mode, a
feature that temporarily adds cell padding and spacing to tables and
increases the borders of the tables to simplify editing. Specifically, it lets
you position the insertion point precisely without accidentally selecting the
wrong table or other table content.
feature that temporarily adds cell padding and spacing to tables and
increases the borders of the tables to simplify editing. Specifically, it lets
you position the insertion point precisely without accidentally selecting the
wrong table or other table content.
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Select View > Table Mode > Expanded Table Mode.
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You may see the Table selector (indicated by green lines) after you insert a
table. You can always make the Table selector disappear by clicking
outside the table. You can also disable the Table selector by selecting
View > Visual Aids > Table Widths.
table. You can always make the Table selector disappear by clicking
outside the table. You can also disable the Table selector by selecting
View > Visual Aids > Table Widths.
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After you finish setting table properties in Expanded Tables mode, always
return to Standard mode. Expanded Tables mode is not a WYSIWYG
(what you see is what you get) environment, so some operations, such as
resizing, do not display the expected results
return to Standard mode. Expanded Tables mode is not a WYSIWYG
(what you see is what you get) environment, so some operations, such as
resizing, do not display the expected results
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If you see the Getting Started with Expanded Tables Mode dialog box,
click OK.
click OK.
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