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| | 3. Choose your desired table properties.<br/> | | 3. Choose your desired table properties.<br/> |
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| | + | *enter the number of "Rows" and "Columns" you need. |
| | + | *The option “Border size“ allows you to specify the width of the table border. If the border size is "0" or empty, the table will not have any border. |
| | + | *You can enter a title in the caption field that will be shown on the top of the table. |
| | + | *width describes the tables width.It is advisable to choose "Width"=100% percent. Then the table will automatically align itself to the article width and teh article will not be skewed. |
| | + | *cell spacing describes the space between the cells in the tables in pixels<br/> |
| | + | *cell padding describes the space between the cells' borders and the text inside them |
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Instructions
1. Click on the symbol "Table" in the edit toolbar.
3. Choose your desired table properties.
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- enter the number of "Rows" and "Columns" you need.
- The option “Border size“ allows you to specify the width of the table border. If the border size is "0" or empty, the table will not have any border.
- You can enter a title in the caption field that will be shown on the top of the table.
- width describes the tables width.It is advisable to choose "Width"=100% percent. Then the table will automatically align itself to the article width and teh article will not be skewed.
- cell spacing describes the space between the cells in the tables in pixels
- cell padding describes the space between the cells' borders and the text inside them
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4. Clikc "OK" and the table will be displayed.
Changing the Table Properties
Right click on the table to get the following options.
For example:
- delete or insert cells, rows and columns etc.
- "Merge Right" (or left) to merge two cells to one.
- Change the colour of a cell: "Cell" -> "Cell Properties" -> "Background Colour"
- Change basic table properties: Click “Table properties“.
"Advance Option"
You can of course also create a table in the wiki text but this is not that easy. However, once you know what you are doing it is a comfortable tool for editing tables.
If you are interested, see here or just create one with the editor and see what changes in WikiText result in.
Some basic explanations:
- cell spacing describes the space between the cells in the tables in pixels
- cell padding describes the space between the cells' borders and the text inside them
- width describes the tables width. Note that it is possible to give cells a specific width which will be used for all the cells in a column.
Import Tables from Excel
It is also possible to import existing Excel tables into energypedia. Here, you can find a detailed description of the Excel to wiki import.
