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Table in Table !!!! Let's See.....

Here is a short and simple way to design your website’s layout using layout tables. Now that we’ve learned all about the different characteristics of layout tables, you can get creative with this basic, sample design.

Having a table with a dashed or a dotted border on your site can make a huge difference to your layout.

I've spend ages trying to figure this one out, and now that I've finally discovered how to do it, I must share it with you! This one is so much fun, it's definately one of my favorites. Are you ready? Here we go...

So you've just created a nice table, layed everything out perfectly, and choose the perfect background colour for it to make your page look real awesome... You preview your page... And the bl###y thing just won't show the background colour!! Relax my friend, there's an easy explanation...

Oops, did you create to many cells, or even to many rows/ columns, and don't know how to get rid of them? Here's how...

Sometimes, the structure of your table changes and you have to enter more rows or columns. Here is how you can do this quickly and easily...

Working with cells - how to merge and split cells in a table...

Once you've inserted a table, you can adjust...

• Its size
• the number of rows and columns
• You can give it a border in any colour
• Create cellpadding
• Decide on what the text will look like
and so much more... To get started Scroll over a table and you’ll see a row, column, or the whole table turn red depending where your cursor is placed...

Your tables are pretty much the skeleton of your website when working in Dreamweaver:
Without them your site is a structurelesss mess. But how do you insert a table? What options should you clcick in the pop up window? Here's a quick intro to get you going...