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Manipulating Your Table’s Format If you set a table’s border size to zero (0) but wish to view the table’s boundary lines while you are editing it, select the table and click the border button ( ). Boundary lines will appear while you are editing but disappear when a user views the page. Ektron CMS200/300 User Manual, Version 4.5, Revision 3 307
Working with Table Cells NOTE Along with functions for managing tables (described in “Introduction to Tables” on page 280 and “Manipulating Your Table’s Format” on page 293), eWebeditPro+XML also lets you perform actions on individual cells within a table. You can perform the following actions on individual table cells. Specify a width. Insert or delete cells. Specify a border color. Specify a background color or image. Have a cell span two or more columns or rows. Specify horizontal and vertical alignment of the data within the cell. Split a cell into two cells. Merge two cells into one. Turn word wrap on or off. Set cell padding and spacing. HTML does not allow you to adjust the width of a cell’s border. You can also select several cells or a row of cells and change them as described above. However, you cannot select and change a column of cells. Specifying the Width of a Cell As described in “Specifying Table Width” on page 295, there are several ways to set the width of a table. Within a table, you can also specify the width of an individual cell. Ektron CMS200/300 User Manual, Version 4.5, Revision 3 308
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EKTRON, INC. SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREE
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Table of Contents Author’s Note .
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Finding Collections ...............
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Introduction to Tables.............
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Author’s Note Author’s Note Thi
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Introduction to Ektron CMS200/300 Y
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Introduction to Ektron CMS200/300 T
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Logging In and Out Prerequisites NO
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Site Preview Toggling Site Preview
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2. The Logout confirmation box appe
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Button Name Description More Inform
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The Workarea The Workarea The Worka
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The right frame displays The Workar
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”Modify the Display of Top Level
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The Workarea To minimize the left f
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Workarea Toolbar The Workarea When
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Button Name Description Delete Cont
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Button Name Description The Workare
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Working with Folders and Content Bl
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Field Description Start Date When t
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Adding a Content Block Working with
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NOTE Editing a Content Block submit
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Deleting a Content Block NOTE Worki
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Deleting Folders NOTE CAUTION! Fiel
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Scheduling Content to Begin and End
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The content block already exists Ea
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Scheduling Content to Begin and End
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Creating Summaries There are two wa
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Creating a Summary for an Existing
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NOTE Adding a Content Block Summary
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NOTE Adding or Editing Metadata 1.
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Approving/Declining Content Blocks
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3. Click Approvals. Approving/Decli
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Button Name Result of Clicking Appr
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Approving Several Content Blocks To
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NOTE First Approver Emails are only
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Field Description Approving/Declini
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This window has two sides: Viewing
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Comparing Versions of a Content Blo
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Toolbar View content tabs Each area
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Comparing Versions of a Content Blo
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View Description To switch between
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NOTE Administrator Workarea 3. From
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Viewing/Editing Content Blocks on t
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Checked In Report Administrator Wor
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Pending Start Date Expired Content
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Accessing The Library Library Folde
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Library Folder 3. The library prope
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Files NOTE Field Description Librar
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4. Click the Add Library button ( )
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Button Name Description Viewing Fil
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Field Description The table below d
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Overwriting Files NOTE Library Fold
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Library Folder 1. Invoke the editor
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NOTE NOTE Library Folder If the fil
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Viewing Images Editing Image Titles
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Field Description Last Edit Date Th
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Finding Collections ”Creating a C
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Finding a Collection Using the Coll
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Viewing a Collection Administrator
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Administrator Workarea Button Name
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Field Description 4. Complete the s
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Administrator Workarea 1. Access th
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NOTE Administrator Workarea 7. Chec
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Administrator Workarea 11. Check of
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Administrator Workarea 5. Click the
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Working with Calendars Administrato
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Understanding Event Types Administr
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NOTE Administrator Workarea 3. The
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Administrator Workarea The followin
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3. The calender appears. Administra
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NOTE Administrator Workarea Folder
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NOTE Administrator Workarea For inf
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4. Finish your edits. For documenta
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5. The add new content screen appea
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4. Click Delete ( ). 5. A confirmat
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Updating Your User Profile 1. Acces
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Updating Your User Profile 6. The E
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Administrator Workarea 1. Access yo
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NOTE Administrator Workarea Your co
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All the Words NOTE Any of the Words
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3. Click the Tasks folder. Two subf
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Field Description Status Choose a s
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Editing a Task 3. Click the task th
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Administrator Workarea Several comm
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Deleting A Task Administrator Worka
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Introduction to eWebeditPro+XML eWe
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Creating a Simple Web Page Your Fin
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NOTE Creating a Simple Web Page 5.
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Toolbar Buttons Selecting Text This
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Button Equivalent Keystroke (Intern
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Button Equivalent Keystroke Upload
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Button Equivalent Keystroke Font St
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Button Function Move to Back Move F
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Toolbar Buttons When you do, a dial
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Button Function Password Textarea f
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Button Function File Upload Inserts
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Removing Or Adding Menus NOTE To re
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5. Click the menu that you want to
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4. The Toolbar Customization dialog
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Customizing Your Toolbar 3. Drag th
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The Context Sensitive Menu Menu Opt
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Using eWebeditPro+XML’s Advanced
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Finding and Replacing Text NOTE Fin
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To search from the cursor location
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Checking Spelling The eWebeditPro+X
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The Spelling Dialog Box The Spellin
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Checking Spelling Specifically, you
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Editing in Microsoft Word 9. If you
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Inserting Images To insert a pictur
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Inserting Images to which your comp
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NOTE Inserting Images You can only
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The Picture Properties Dialog Box Y
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Setting a Border regular size enlar
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To align Click this in the Alignmen
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Editing the Picture’s Title NOTE
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Deleting a Picture If you want to d
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Editing Images WebImageFX looks sim
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File Menu Options Toolbar Button Ed
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Dialog Box Brightness Standard Tool
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The Custom Tag Attributes Dialog Ed
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Editing XML Web Pages 4. Press OK t
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NOTE Editing XML Web Pages 3. Enter
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NOTE Using the Data Designer Note t
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Design Mode vs. Data Entry Mode Des
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Field type Butto n Checkbox User’
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NOTE Using the Data Designer 1. Sig
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Now, the screen looks like this. Us
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NOTE Using the Data Designer 6. The
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Advantages of Grouping Fields Dialo
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Checkbox ( ) Dialog Box Fields on t
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Dialog Box Using the Data Designer
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Field Description Using the Data De
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Resizing a Plain Text Field Rich Ar
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Choices ( ) Field Description Displ
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Field Description Using the Data De
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Dialog Box Fields on the Select Lis
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IMPORTANT! Dialog Box Using the Dat
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Using the Formula Field Field Descr
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4. Continue replacing all variables
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Example Field Text Example Field Fo
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Dialog Box Using the Data Designer
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NOTE Dialog Box Using the Data Desi
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Dialog Box Fields on the File Link
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NOTE The Allow Field Using the Data
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NOTE NOTE - whole number - decimal
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Using the Data Designer This dialog
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Using the Data Designer 7. Since yo
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To enter a comment, follow these st
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Active Content Checked-In Content A
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Submit/Publish Submit the content b
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Appendix A: Content Statuses the co
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Button Name Description Pending Sta
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