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Ektron CMS100 User Manual

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NOTE<br />

Specifying Table Width<br />

NOTE<br />

3. Click the appropriate action from the menu. For example to add<br />

arow,clickInsert Row.<br />

Ifyouareworkingwithnestedtables,andyouaddorremoveacolumnthenundo<br />

that action and redo it, you must press the redo button once for each cell in the<br />

row or column.<br />

When you create a table, you can set its width by specifying one of<br />

the following:<br />

percentage of the window: the table’s width varies as a user<br />

adjusts the browser size<br />

fixed number of pixels, the table’s width stays the same as a<br />

user adjusts the browser size<br />

You can also not set a width but instead let information you enter<br />

into the table’s cells determine its width.<br />

To set the width of a table column, adjust the width of one of the cells within the<br />

column (as described in “Specifying the Width of a Cell” on page 181). Usually,<br />

this change affects all other cells in the column.<br />

Specifying Table Width by Percentage<br />

NOTE<br />

Specify table width by percentage if you want the table to be<br />

resized as the user resizes the browser.<br />

In order for the table to resize with the browser, the Word Wrap attribute must be<br />

turned on in all of a table’s cells. For details, see “Word Wrap” on page 200.<br />

For example, if you specify that a table is 100% wide, and your<br />

browser displays 14 inches across when it is maximized, the table<br />

fills the screen (except for the browser border).<br />

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