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newbergbd
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words in table - 4/3/2002 14:28:57
I'm new to front page and have some questions about words/text in a table ?
Let's say I have 50 words to put in a table, do I make a 2 cell table and put all 50 words into 1 cell (I don't want table cells or borders to show) or do I start the 50 words in cell 1 and then overflow into cell 2 ? thanks.
Brad
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EWD
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From: BeauFlow, NY
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RE: words in table - 4/3/2002 16:04:32
I'm not exactly sure what you mean but there's no such thing as overflow unless you do it manually.
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bobby
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RE: words in table - 4/4/2002 9:57:00
As a beginner (and quite possibly for the rest of your html coding life) it's a good idea to put everything into a table on your page.
It keeps formatting simple, and attractive. Just try to think of the table as an outline for your page. Place a header graphic into the top cel of the table, then follow with links and content in whatever order or style you wish.
When I was starting out I would create a table with 3 rows and 5 colums to start out. Then I would merge and split cels as necessary to make the content on my page fit where I wanted it.
You can split text into as many or as few cels as you like, it depends on how you want the page to look.
BTW, LB - that is a great tutorial link... but aren't they all great at OutFront?
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