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Field Description Heading Columns Caption Alignment Working with Table Cells If you want your table to have a header, enter the number of columns that it should occupy. The number cannot exceed three. Beginning with the left column, all cells in the specified number of columns are designated as table headers. To choose the caption’s alignment, click the down arrow next to this field as shown below. Select the box that represents the alignment style you want. Caption If desired, enter the table caption. The caption appears below the table when viewed. Summary If desired, enter the table summary. Non-visual browsers use the summary to explain the table’s contents. From http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG10-HTML-TECHS/#data-tables “A summary of the relationships among cells is especially important for tables with nested headings, cells that span multiple columns or rows, or other relationships that may not be obvious from analyzing the structure of the table but that may be apparent in a visual rendering of the table. A summary may also describe how the table fits into the context of the current document. If no caption is provided, it is even more critical to provide a summary.” Associate Cells with Headers Check this box if you want to associate the table’s data cells with the appropriate headers. See Also: http://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG20- TECHS/H43.html After you complete the Table Properties dialog, click OK to make the table Section 508 compliant. Setting Abbreviation and Category Attributes You can modify abbreviation (ABBR) and category (AXIS) attributes within a table. To do so, follow these steps. Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual, Version 7.5 572
Working with Table Cells 1. Select one or more cells. 2. RIght click the mouse. 3. Select Set Cell Properties. 4. The Cell Properties dialog appears. It includes the Abbreviation and Categories fields (see illustration below). The following explains how to respond to these fields. Accessibility Fields on Cell Properties Dialog Field Description Abbreviation Sets or retrieves abbreviated text for the content in the tag. Can be used to render non-visual media, such as speech or Braille. For more information, see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/ library/ms533058.aspx Categories Sets or retrieves a comma-delimited list of conceptual categories associated with that tag. Can be used to render non-visual media, such as speech or Braille. For more information, see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ ms533489.aspx Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual, Version 7.5 573
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Securing Ektron CMS400.NET Security
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Creating a New Form NOTE NOTE Worki
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Chart Types Chart Type Description
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Inserting Form Fields Working with
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Field Description Default value Ins
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Fields on the Password Dialog Field
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Working with HTML Forms 1. Place a
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Assigning a Task to a Form Note Wor
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Field Description Working with HTML
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Field Description Send data in XML
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Editing a Form’s Content Working
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Blogs Ektron CMS400.NET User Manual
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My Workspace My Workspace A communi
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Managing Menus • the Workarea, by
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Field Description Working with Menu
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Deleting a Menu Working with Menus
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These capabilities are described in
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Finding Text Finding and Replacing
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Checking Spelling • If you want t
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Field Description Working with Imag
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Creating a Sample Web Page To creat
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Changing the Size of Text Creating
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Finding and Replacing Text NOTE Fin
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Choose Color Standard Toolbar Butto
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Introduction to Tables Sometimes, t
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Deleting a Table When creating a ta
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Table Dialog Boxes and Menus This s
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Table Dialog Boxes and Menus All it
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Manipulating Your Table’s Format
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Inserting a Cell Working with Table
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Before After Setting a Cell’s Bor
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Spanning More than One Row or Colum
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Using a Quicklink Using Hyperlinks
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Using Ektron CMS400.NET’s Wiki Fe
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Section 508 Compliance After you co
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Field Description Section 508 Compl
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Index Note: All eWebEdit400 entries
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