Tables

To add a table:

1. While editing an editable region, click the Table button  in the What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) toolbar.
2. Hover over the "Table" option in the dropdown menu.
3. Hover over the grid to select the number of columns and rows.
4. Click to insert table.

To edit a table:

1. Click inside an existing table.
2. Click the Tablebutton.
3. From the "Table" dropdown, hover and click the following options:
   • Toggle Table Outlines: Show or hide table grid lines.
   • Cell: Merge or split cells and edit cell properties.
   • Row: Insert, delete, cut, copy, paste a row or edit row properties.
   • Column: Insert or delete a column.
   • Table Properties.
   • Delete table.

See WYSIWYG Editor Advanced Fields for additional table options.

Cell PropertiesLink to this section

In the "Cell Properties" box specify the following:

• Width: Width of the cell, in percentage.
• Height: Height of the cell, in pixels.
• Cell Type: "Cell" or "Header Cell."
• Scope: The cell is a header for "None," "Row," "Column," "Row Group," or "Column Group."
• H Align: Horizontal alignment of the content within the cell.
• V Align: Vertical alignment of the content within the cell.
• Class: Styling for the cell.

Click Save.

Row PropertiesLink to this section

In the "Row Properties" box specify the following:

• Row Type: The row is a "Body," "Header," or "Footer."
• Alignment: Alignment of row content "Left," "Center," "Right," or "None."
• Height: The height of the row, in pixels.
• Class: Styling for the row.

Click Save.

Table PropertiesLink to this section

In the "Table Properties" box specify the following:

• Width: Width of the table, in percentage.
• Height: Height of the table, in pixels.
• Cell spacing: Space between cells, in pixels.
• Cell padding: Space inside cells between the border and the content, in pixels.
• Border: Thickness of cell borders, in pixels.
• Show Caption: Addition of space for a caption above the table.
• Alignment: Alignment of the table on the page "Left," "Center," "Right," or "None."
• Class: Styling for the table.

Click Save.