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- Cell padding indicates the amount of space, in pixels, between the edge of the table cell

and the content of the cell. Note: If you do not enter a value, Contribute sets cell padding to

the default value, which is 1 pixel.

- Cell spacing indicates the amount of space, in pixels, between each table cell. Note: If you

do not enter a value, Contribute sets cell spacing to the default value, which is 3 pixels.

5. Click a button in the Header section to indicate whether you want a header; select from the

following options:

- None indicates no header.

- Left indicates a header column.

- Top indicates a header row.

- Both indicates a header column and a header row.

Tip: Screen readers read headings for rows or columns that have one of these header types

applied; they do not read headings that you create by making text bold and centered.

6. Click OK. The table appears in your draft.

Tip: After you insert the table, select it, then click the Table button again to change table properties.

Aligning Tables

You can indicate how a table aligns on the web page in relation to elements, such as text or images,

around it on the page. You cannot select an alignment option when you create a table. You must

insert the table, then change the alignment option in table properties.

To change alignment for a table:

1. In your draft, select the table whose alignment you want to change

2. Do one of the following to open the Table Properties dialogue box:

- Click the Table button in the toolbar.

- Right-click, then select Table Properties from the pop-up menu.

- Select Table  Table Properties.

The Table Properties dialogue box appears (Figure 34:

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