Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual

Effect of Spanning a Cell
Aligning Text Within a Cell
Working with Table Cells
When you set a cell to span rows or columns, eWebEdit400 does
not remove the cells that are in the way. Instead, it moves those
cells across or down to the next available position.
For example, the following table has two rows and two columns.
If you set cell A to span two rows, note that cell C moves across to
make room for cell A. This action pushes cell D to the next column.
Within a cell, you can specify how your text aligns horizontally and
vertically.
You have nine choices for specifying the horizontal and vertical
alignment of a cell, illustrated below.
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