Adobe 38028779 User Guide - Page 192

3 Choose from the following appearance options: • Use the Horz pop-up menu to set the horizontal alignment of a cell's, column's, or row's contents. You can align the contents to the left, right, or center, or to the browser's default (usually left for regular cells and center for header cells). • Use the Vert pop-up menu to set the vertical alignment of the cell's, column's, or row's contents. You can align the contents to the top, middle, bottom, or baseline, or to the browser's default (usually middle). • In the W and H fields, specify the width and height of selected cells in pixels. To use percentages, follow the value with a percent symbol (%). • To set a background image for a cell, column, or row, use the top Bg field. Click the folder icon to browse to an image; you can also type the image's path or use the Point-to-File icon. • To set the background color for a cell, column, or row, use the bottom Bg field. You can use the color picker or type the hexadecimal code for the color you want. • To set a border color for cells, use the Brdr option. 4 Choose from the following layout options: • Click the Merge Cells button to combine selected cells, rows, or columns, creating one cell. See "Splitting and merging cells" on page 198. • Click the Split Cell button to divide a cell, creating two cells. See "Splitting and merging cells" on page 198. • Select No Wrap to prevent word wrapping. This causes cells to widen to accommodate all data as you type it or paste it into a cell. (Normally, cells expand horizontally to accommodate the longest word and then expand vertically.) • Select Header to format the selected cells or rows as a table header. The contents of table header cells are bold and centered by default. 192 Chapter 7