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USING ROBOHELP HTML 9
Editing and formatting
Last updated 12/14/2011
Workflow for creating a table
1
Insert a table using the toolbar or the Table menu. Then select the number of rows and columns in the table grid.
See “ Insert tables ” on page 143.
2 Select a global style to apply on the table. You can also create your own table styles using the Format > Styles option.
Note: If you do not select a table style, a default table style is applied to the table.
See “ Table styles ” on page 158.
3 Change the table properties in the Table properties dialog box. You can set the margins, align cells in the table, and
apply shading and borders to the table.
See “ Edit tables ” on page 144.
Insert tables
You can insert a table anywhere in a topic or a master page, including headers and footers. You can also insert a table
within a table. You can apply different table properties to the inserted table to display complex data.
Insert a basic table
1 Click where you want the table.
2
Choose View > Toolbars > Tables And Borders.
3 In the toolbar, click the Insert Table button .
4
On the table grid, drag to determine the columns and rows to add.
5 Click to insert the table.
Insert a custom table
1 Click where you want to add the table.
2
Select Table > Insert > Table.
3 Specify the number of rows and columns.
4
Select a table template, or select a custom style from CSS Styles.
5 Click OK.
To add a line below a table, click inside the lower-right cell of the table. When the cursor is blinking, press the Right
or Down Arrow. Press Enter to begin a new line.
Inserting tables within tables
When you insert a table within a table, the second table resides in a single cell within the first table. You can change
the table properties individually to differentiate the information.
The second table is 100% of the width of the cell in which you insert it. You can change this setting after you insert it.
Copy and paste tables
You can cut, copy, and paste tables.
1 Select the dotted outline around the table. Boxes around the table indicate that it is selected.
2
Right-click. Select Copy, or select Cut to move the table.
3 Right-click the destination. Select Paste.