1. Open the Palette tab of the Quick Panel.
   
   
2. Select the Tables group.
   
   
3. Drag the Table icon  to the location in your web page that you want your table to appear.
   
   
4. A one row, two column table will appear.
   

1. Open the Palette tab of the Quick Panel
   
   
2. Select the Tables group.
   
   
3. Drag the Row Below  icon over the row you want your new row to appear under.
   
   
4. The new row will appear under the one you dropped it on.
   

1. Open the Palette tab of the Quick Panel
   
   
2. Select the Tables group.
   
   
3. Drag the Row Above icon  over the row you want your new row to appear above.
   
   
4. The new row will appear over the one you dropped in on.
   

1. Open the Palette tab of the Quick Panel
   
   
2. Select the Tables group.
   
   
3. Drag the Column to Left icon  over the column you want your new column to appear to the left of.
   
   
4. The new column will appear to the left of the one you dropped it on.
   
   

1. Open the Palette tab of the Quick Panel.
   
   
2. Select the Tables group.
   
   
3. Drag the Column to Right icon over the column you want your new column to appear to the right of.
   
   
4. The new column will appear to the right of the one you dropped it on.
   

1. Place the cursor in a cell of the table you want to change.
   
   
2. Right click the mouse.
   
   
3. Select Table Properties from the context menu.
   
   
4. The Table Properties dialog box will appear.
   
   
5. Changes made in this dialog will appear instantly in the web page. Pressing Cancel will undo the changes and set the web page back to its original state.
   
   

• Unit - This is the unit of measure for the column widths.
  
  
  • % - column widths are measured in a percentage of the overall width of the table. The total width of all columns must total 100. If they don't total 100, the total value will be red and pressing OK will reset all changes.
    
    
  • px - column widths are measured in pixels. The total and table width will be automatically calculated based on the values provided.
    
  
  
• Column N - there will be one column field for each column in the table. This is where you can specify the width of each column in the Unit specified above.
  
  
• Table Width - when using % (percent), this specifies the overall table width as a percentage of it's surrounding object (ie. cell, floating box, edit area).  When using px (pixels), this value can't be changed but it will display the total width of the table in of pixels
  

• Row N - there will be one row field for each row in the table. This is where you can specify the height of each row in pixels. If these values are 0, the height will be determined by browser defaults and content.
  
  
• Table Height - will reflect the total height of the table in pixels. This value is calculated and can't be modified directly.
  
  

Spacing

• Cell Spacing - specifies the space between each cell of a table, both vertically and horizontally. 
  

1. Place you cursor in the cell you want to change or select a group of cells to change by dragging your mouse over those cells.
   
   
2. Right click the mouse.
   
   
3. Select Cell Properties from the context menu.
   
   
4. The Cell Properties dialog box will appear.
   
   
5. Changes made in this dialog will appear instantly in the web page. Pressing Cancel will undo the changes and set the web page back to its original state.
   

1. Select the border style to use for your border changes.
   
   
   • Border Style - this box allows you to pick solid, dashed or dotted lines for you border.
     
     
   • Border Width - this drop-down allows you to pick a width for your border.
     
     
   • Border Color - clicking on this will display the Color Picker so you can pick a color for your borders
     
     
   • Border Radius - This allows you to specify the radius of cell corners if you make a corner
     
   
   
   
2. Use the various buttons that surround the example on the right side of the dialog box to add or remove a border or rounded corner. These buttons toggle so clicking it once will add a feature and clicking it again will remove the feature. The style of the border will always be based on the selection from step 1.
   
   
   •  - Makes the top left corner of the selected cells have a rounded corner.
     
     
   • - Makes the top right corner of the selected cells have a rounded corner.
     
     
   • - Makes the bottom left corner of the selected cells have a rounded corner.
     
     
   • - Make the bottom right corner of the selected cells have a rounded corner.
     
     
   • - Make the top edge of the selected cells have a border.
     
     
   • - Add horizontal borders between cells that are selected.
     
     
   • - Make the bottom edge of the selected cells have a border.
     
     
   • - Make the left edge of the selected cells have a border.
     
     
   • - Add a vertical borders between cells that are selected.
     
     
   • - Make the left edge of the selected cells have a border.
     
   
   

• Cell Shade - clicking on this will open the Color Picker so you can change the background shade or color of the selected cells.
  
  
• Cell Padding - you can either select or type in the cell padding in pixels. This is the space the will exist between the inside edge of a cell the the content.
  
  
• Cell Alignment - defines the position of the content placed into a cell. Click on these buttons to change the alignment. The currently selected alignment will show the button depressed.
  
  
  • - Content will be placed in the upper left corner of the cell.
    
    
  • - Content will be centered horizontally and aligned to the top vertically.
    
    
  • - Content will be placed in the upper right corner of the cell.
    
    
  • - Content will be centered vertically an aligned to the left edge horizontally.
    
    
  • - Content will be centered both vertically and horizontally.
    
    
  • - Content will be centered vertically and alighted to the right edge horizontally.
    
    
  • - Content will be aligned to the lower left corner of the cell.
    
    
  • - Content will be centered horizontally and aligned to the bottom of the cell.
    
    
  • - Content will be aligned to the lower right corner of the cell.
    

1. Place your cursor in the cell you want to split.
   
   
2. Right click.
   
   
3. From the drop-down menu, select Split Cell.
   
   
4. The cell will be split into two.
   
   

1. Drag your mouse over two or more cells in the same row.
   
   
2. Right Click.
   
   
3. From the drop-down menu, select Merge Cells.
   Note: This option will only be available if you have two or more cells selected.
   
   
4. The cells will be merged.
   

1. Place your cursor in a cell of the row you want to delete or select cells from multiple rows to delete more than one row.
   
   
2. Right Click.
   
   
3. From the drop-down menu, select Delete Rows.
   
   
4. The row or rows will be deleted.
   

1. Place you cursor into a cell of the column you want to delete of select cells from multiple columns to delete more thank one column.
   
   
2. Right Click.
   
   
3. From the drop-down menu, select Delete Columns.
   
   
4. The column or columns will be deleted.