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Note
l Tables with an absolute position are only useful in Print sections.
l Tables on a Master Page have to have an absolute position, unless they are
located inside another element with an absolute position.
4. Click Next and select the desired table style. The top left actually applies no styling to the
table. The style can be easily changed afterwards; see "Styling a Table" on the facing
page.
5. Uncheck the box Allow resizing if the columns should not be resizable in the workspace
(in Design mode). This is useful if the column size is determined in the Source mode or in
a style sheet.
6. Click Finish to add the Table to the section.
Header and footer
Adding a header or footer
To add a header or footer to an existing Table, right-click the Table and then select Table >
Insert thead or Insert tfoot, on the shortcut menu.
Alternatively, click in one of the cells and select Insert > Table > Insert thead or Insert tfoot,
on the menu.
Deleting a header or footer
To delete a header or footer, simply right-click the header or footer and select Row > Delete on
the shortcut menu.
If the deleted element was targeted by a script, you will be asked if you want to delete the script
as well.
Rows and columns
Adding a row or column
To add a row or column to an existing Table, click in a cell. Then click the black triangle next to
the Insert Row Above button on the toolbar, and click one of the Insert buttons, or select one
of the options in the Insert > Table Elements menu.
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