Word processor sidebar: the "Table" option - Knowledge Base Office Maker / BiblioMaker

The word processor sidebar gives you numerous options for formatting your text.

It is dominated by a pop-up menu containing various options. Selecting an option changes the contents of the sidebar.

	--General tab--	Use this tab to define the table structure.
	Table	This section contains a button for Inserting or Deleting a table, as well as two fields for defining the number of rows and columns in the table. A secondary click on the Insert button displays a grid of cells for quicker definition of table size.
	Rows	Once the table has been created, additional rows can be created above or below the selected cell.
	Columns	Once the table has been created, additional columns can be created to the left or right of the selected cell. The width of a column can be set via the ad hoc field, although it's generally easier to set it with the mouse by positioning the cursor on the border between two columns.
	--Style tab--	Use this tab to define the appearance of the table.
	Target	From this pop-up menu, choose the element to which the changes made in this tab apply: Table, Column, Row, Cell. It's important to select the target carefully before applying a style, otherwise the result won't be what you expect.
	Margins	Available for Table target only. Set the table's top, bottom or left-right margins here.
	Indentation	Only available for Row, Column and Cell targets. Set here the vertical margin between the cell border and the text in the cell.
	Spacing	Only available for Row, Column and Cell targets. Set here the horizontal margin between the cell border and the text in the cell.
	Alignment	Set the alignment of either the table or the text inside the cells.
	Borders	Set cell borders: position, border type, line thickness and color.
	Background	Set the background color or image for the selected target (table, row, column, cell), as well as various options for cropping, image repetition, alignment, size… To insert a manipulatable image, use the Insert command from the context menu or the Insert tab.