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Setting Cell Properties
NDD-Support posted on June 03, 2010 16:29    |    Retweet

How to set the optional cell properties of a new or existing table using the Table Wizard of the RADEditor.
  1. Open the Table Wizard. See "Inserting a Table" - OR - Right click on an existing table and select  Table Properties.
  2. Go to the Cell Properties tab.
  3. At Preview, select which cells you want to set the properties of:
    1. To select a single cell, click on that cell. The selected cell is highlighted.
    2. To select multiple cells, hold down the Ctrl key and click on each required cell - OR - click the Select All link and then hold down the Ctrl key and click on one or more cells to deselect them. The selected cells are highlighted.
  4. At Cell Properties, set any of the following:
    1. In the Height text box, set the cell height in either pixels or as a percentage by either typing a value into the text box or by using the Increase  and Decrease  buttons. The value will automatically be saved in pixels unless you enter the percentage symbol (%) into the text box. E.g. Enter 100px or 100 to set the height as 100 pixels, or enter 100% to set the height as 100%. Leave blank for no specified height.
    2. In the Width text box, set the cell width in either pixels or as a percentage as for height. Leave blank for no specified width.
    3. At Content Alignment, click the arrow of the Alignment Selector button and select the alignment of content.
    4. At Background, click the Color Picker  button and select the background color.
    5. At Style Builder, click the Style Builder  button and build one or more styles. See "Using the Style Builder"
    6. At CSS Class, select a class for this/these cells.
    7. At Back Image, click the Image SRC  button and select a background image for the table.
    8. In the Id text box, enter an Id reference for this/these cells.
    9. At No Text Wrapping, check the check box to disallow text within this/these cells from wrapping to another line - OR - uncheck the check box to allow text to wrap.
  5. Click the OK button to save or go to another tab of the Table Wizard to set more properties.
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