Note : Create a table with the editor is a little longer, but it is much more flexible because you can create and edit your table according to your taste and your needs and your fantasies as well.

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Log in your administration.

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Click on the button ''My web site''.

Then click on the button ''Statics pages''.

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Click on the static page in which you want to create a table.

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The page editor will appear.

A table is composed of cells. Each cell of your table is a text box (with a frame around) separated.

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Click on the icon ''T''.

The message ''Your text here'' will appear.

Repeat step 6 for each cell of your table. Example : If your table contains ten cells, repeat step 6 ten times.

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For our example we'll create a table that contains eight cells, we will repeat step 6 eight times.

Double-click one of the ''Your text here''. The tool to modify your text will appear.

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Enter the text should contain the first cell of your table.

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You can choose to have your text bold, put it in italics or underline, you can also create tabulations (three spaces) in your text.

If you want to customize the text more click ''Text''. The tool to change the text appear. You can then choose the font, color and size, you can also choose to color in the bottom of the text.

To create the frame around your text, press the button ''Border''.

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The tool to do a frame will appear.

Start from the top of the frame :

The style can choose the line that will form the framework. In the ''Style'' section, click the arrow next to the word ''Top'', a selection of different styles will be offered, choose the one that suits you best. If you choose the style ''none'', there will be no frame.

Style :

Note : To get the result you want, click on the button ''Close''. To return to the tool to make a frame, double-click the text, then click on the button ''Border''.

Width :

In section ''Width'' next to the word ''Top'', enter a number from 1 to 100, this issue will determine the width of the line of the frame. The higher the number, the more the line is large. The higher the number is smaller, the line is thin.

Note : To get the result you want, click on the button ''Close''. To return to the tool to make a frame, double-click the text, then click on the button ''Border''.

Color :

To choose the color of the top line of the frame, in the section ''Color'', click on the arrow next to the word ''Top'' and choose the color that suits you best.

Note : To get the result you want, click on the button ''Close''. To return to the tool to make a frame, double-click the text, then click on the button ''Border''.

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Repeat step 10 to create the left side of the frame (Left), the right side of the frame (Right) and the lower frame (Bottom).

Note : If you do not want a complete (four parts), choose ''none'' in the section ''Style'' of the side of the frame that you do not have.

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In automatic, the text is placed to the left of the frame, but you can also choose to put the text to the right or the center of the frame.

Here's how :

- In the section ''Text'', click on the arrow next to the word ''Align''. You can choose to save your text to the left of the frame (left) on the right side of the frame (right), or the center of the frame (center). The option ''justify'' is used to equalize the text on the right and applies when the text contains more than one line. If you choose ''justify'', your text will be placed to the left of the frame. The option ''justify'' explained a little lower.

For our example, we choose to center the text in the frame. We will choose the option ''center''.

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If you want a space around the text in the frame, you must use the option ''Margin''.

Here's how :

- In the section ''Text'', find the word ''Margin''. Write a number (eg 3) in the box next to the word ''Margin.'' The higher the number, the greater the distance between text and context will be. The higher the number will be smaller, the distance between text and context will be small. For our example we will enter the number three.

Click ''Close'' to close the tools ''Text'' and ''Border'' and to see the final result.

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Here's what the first cell of our table :

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You can choose to have a table cell longer or shorter, depending on your needs.

Here's how :

- Place your mouse cursor on the table cell.

- Press the button ''Shift'' on your keyboard and stay well above the finger.

- Click the left button of your mouse and keep well above the finger.

The table cell becomes yellow, the figures that determine its location and a cursor will appear at two sides also appear.

- Hold the button ''Shift'' on your keyboard and the left button of your mouse.

- Move your mouse from left to right. Your cell will shrink to the left and expand to the right. Continue to move your mouse to the left or right until the cell reaches the width you want. Note the number of location ''H'' and ''W'', they rise and fall according to the movement of your mouse. ''H'' is the height of the cell and ''W'' is the width of the cell.

- When the cell reaches the desired width, release your mouse button and the ''Shift'' key on your keyboard. The cell returns to normal.

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To continue your table : repeat steps 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 for every cell in your table. For our example of a table to eight cells, we will repeat these steps 7 times.

Here is the table when finished :