Table Properties

The Table Properties dialog allows you to adjust settings that affect the entire table, rather than just a few cells. Click anywhere in a table, then right‑click and choose Set Table Properties from the pop up menu. If you need to adjust the number of rows or columns — or change the cell spanning — use the Table Design area which first appears. Or, click the Table Properties tab to make additional changes.

• Table Dimensions — Set the desired Height and Width for the table. You can enter the amount in Pixels or as a percentage of the total size of the page. To enter a percentage, just type the percent sign (%) after the amount (i.e. 25%).
• Background color or image — A table can have its own background color. Just select the desired shade from the drop down menu.

  The Background Image option is not supported on XSellerate.

• Alignment — From the drop down menu, select how you'd like the text in your table to line up. You can select any combination of the left, center or right. You can further modify this option on a cell‑by‑cell basis.
• Cell Spacing — This refers to the amount of space between the borders of the cells. Use the + and - buttons, or type a number in the text field to set this dimension in pixels.
• Cell Padding — This refers to the amount of space between the border of the cells and the text contained in it. Use the + and - buttons, or type a number in the text field to set this dimension in pixels.
• Borders — Use the Border tool to set the width and color of the border lines. First, select a color from the drop down menus. Then, use the + and - keys to set the border width, in pixels. Now, click any of the border buttons on the top, left or bottom side of the screen to choose which border line you wish to apply. Notice that all borders must be the same color.
• ID and CSS Class — These options are used for advance table editing and are not supported on XSellerate.