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Splitting and merging cells
Use the Property inspector or the commands in the Modify > Table submenu to
split or merge cells. You can merge any number of adjacent cells—as long as the
entire selection is rectangular—to produce a single cell that spans several columns
or rows. You can split a cell into any number of rows or columns, regardless of
whether it was previously merged. Dreamweaver automatically restructures the
table (adds any necessary
COLSPAN
or
ROWSPAN
attributes) to create the specified
arrangement.
In the following illustration, the cells in the middle of the first two rows have been
merged so that they span two rows.
To merge two or more cells in a table:
1
Select the cells you want to merge. The selected cells must be contiguous and in
the shape of a rectangle.
This selection is in the form of a rectangle, so the cells can be merged.
This table selection is not in the shape of a rectangle, so the cells can’t be merged.
2
Choose Modify > Table > Merge Cells, or click the Merge Cell button in the
Property inspector.
The contents of the individual cells are placed in the resulting merged cell. The
properties of the first cell selected are applied to the merged cell.