Editing Table Component Properties

To customize the look of a table, place the caret anywhere in a table and invoke the

Table Properties (Ctrl T (Command T on OS X)) action from one of the following locations:

The Table properties dialog allows you to set specific properties to the table elements.

Note: Depending on the context, some options or values are filtered out.

Note: If you want to remove a property, set its value to <not set>.

Note: Choose the <preserve> setting to:

keep the current non-standard value for a particular property.
keep the values already set. This happens when you select multiple elements having the same property set to different values.

For a CALS table you can format any of the following:

Table - set the horizontal alignment, row and column separators and the table's frame.
Row - set the row type, vertical alignment and row separator.
Column - set the horizontal alignment, and column and row separators.
Cell - set the horizontal and vertical alignment, column and row separators.

For a simple table you can customize any of the following: