Editing Table in HTML Editor

 

1. Table Properties

 

2. Cell Properties

 

3. Table Manipulation

 

 

Applying Cell Padding:

1. Select the cell within the corresponding table you want to change (by clicking on the particular cells on the table).

 

2. Under Cell Padding, specify the cell padding.

 

 

 

 

 

Applying Cell Spacing:

 

1. Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table).

 

2. Under Cell Space specify the cell spacing.

 

 

 

 

 

Applying Background Color to Table:

 

1.     Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table).

 

2.     Under Bg Colorclick on the color selector box to select the color.

 

 

 

 

Applying Alignment to Table:

 

1. Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table).

 

2. Under Alignment specify the alignment you want for the table: Left, Center, or Right.

 

 

Applying Border to Table:

 

1. Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table).

 

2. Under Border specify the border width in pixels.

 

 

 

 

Applying Color to Table Border:

 

1. Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table).

 

2. Under Border Color click on the color selector box to select the color.

 

 

 

 

Use this option to select ‘Standard’ or ‘Custom’ borders, or to remove table borders.

1.     Standard Borders
Select this option to create standard table borders. You will be able to choose between different rules (all, cols, groups, none, or rows), change the line width, and change border colors.

2.     Custom Borders
Select this option to create custom table borders. You will be able to choose between different styles (solid, double, or dotted), change the line width, and change border colors.

3.     Remove
Select this option to remove table borders.

 

 

 

 

Changing Table Width:

 

1. Select the table you want to change (by clicking on the borders of the table)

 

2. Under W, specify the border width in pixels or %.

 

 

 

 

This wizard allows you manipulate column widths. It recognizes gutter and extra columns and allows you to tie the special columns to a fixed width. You can make the columns of equal width or type in your preference directly for every column. The wizard will reformat the table based on your choice.

 

 

 

1.     Select the table that you want to apply Row or Column Striping.

2.     Click on the Striping button or from the menu, go to Table > Row or Column Striping.

 

3.     Select the stripe color, specify the starting point, and specify row or column.

 

 

Applying Table Template:

1.     Select a Table.

2.     Click on the Template button or from the menu, select Table > Templates > Apply.

3.     Select the template you want and click ‘OK’.

 

Removing Table Template:

1.     Select a Table with a template.

2.     From the menu, select Table > Templates > Delete.

 

 Editing Table Template:

1.     Select a Table with a template.

2.     From the menu, select Table > Templates > Edit.

3.     This will allow you to edit an existing template.

 

 

Creating New Table Template:

1.     Select a Table with a template.

2.     From the menu, select Table > Templates > New. 

3.     This will allow you to create a completely new template from scratch.

 

Use this option to combine tables. This option is particularly useful for combining a long table that spans to multiple pages.

1. Select a Table
2. Click on the Stitch button, or from the menu, select Table > Stitch Tables...
3. Specify the page range of the tables that need to be stitched together.

 

 

 

 

 

This will set all columns in a table with the same width.

1. Select a Table.
2. Click on the Distribute Columns Even Width button, or from the menu, select Table > Distribute Columns > Even Width.

 

Set custom widths for each column of a table. The sum of all widths should be 100%.

1. Select a Table.
2. Click on the Distribute Columns Custom Width button, or from the menu, select Table > Distribute Columns > Custom Width…

 

 

Cell Properties will show up if you select the cell(s) in a table.

 

 

 

1.      Merge Cells

Merge selected cells into one cell.

 

 

2.      Split Cell

Split selected cell into multiple rows and columns.

 

3.      Insert

Insert additional row and column into selected cell.

 

 

4.      Delete

Delete selected cell's column, row, or entire table.

 

 

5.      Center Right Alignment of text inside a cell

If selected, this option will right-center align number columns. This means that the numbers will be right-aligned, but the whole number column will be centered within the column.

 

 

 

6.      Select

Select cells, rows, columns, all cells, table, gutter column, data column.

 

 

7.      Make Table Header

Set the first row(s) of a table as the header.

 

 

 

Specify the column width, as a percentage.

 

 

 

 

Specify the row height. 

 

 

Set vertical alignment of the text within cells.

 

Apply indentation to the text inside the selected cells.

 

 

 

Specify the background color of selected cells.

 

Set the border color of the cell for Standard Borders, or configure Custom Borders.

 

If checked, text inside the cells will wrap to a new line if the width of the text exceeds the width of the cell.

 

 

1.     Insert a New Table, a Row, or a Column

2.     Merge Cells

3.     Split Cells

4.     Delete Rows, Columns, or Table

5.     Assign the First Row of a Table as Table Header

6.     Financial Table Macro in Table Template

 

Inserting a New Table:

1.     Click on the screen where the table will show up.

2.     From the menu, select Table > Insert > Table.

3.     Then specify the number of Columns and Rows that you require for the table.

 

 

 

Inserting a Row:

1. Click on a cell where a new row will be inserted.
2. From the menu, select Table > Insert > Row Above or Table > Insert > Row Below.

 

Inserting a Column:

1. Click on a cell where a new column will be inserted.
2. From the menu, select Table > Insert > Column to the Left or Table > Insert > Column to the Right.

 

1. Select the 2 or more cells you want to merge (see screenshot below).
2. From the menu, select Table > Merge Cells > Merge Selections.

 

1. Click on a cell.
2. From the menu, select Table > Split Cell…
3. Then specify the number of Columns and Rows.

 

Deleting a Row:

1. Select a cell where the row will be deleted.
2. From the menu, select Table > Delete > Row.

 

Deleting a Column:

1. Select a cell where the column will be deleted.
2. From the menu, select Table > Delete > Column.

 

Deleting a Table:

1. Select a cell.
2. From the menu, select Table > Delete > Table.

 

Use this option to assign rows as the header of a table. Once SEC Publisher knows which rows are the header rows, it can effectively apply Table Templates and Color Striping on the table.

1. Select the rows that you want to assign as Header.
2. From the menu, select Table > Make Header.
3. SEC Publisher will merge the rows and center-align the text in the Header Row.

 

Use this option to create/apply a Financial Table Macro Template in HTML Editor.

 

Creating a Financial Table Macro Template:

Use this option to create a Financial Table Macro template that will be used as a template for the rest of the tables in your documents. When you find a Financial Table that you would like to use as a template, follow the steps below:

1.     Select the entire Table.

2.     Right-click then select Templates(see the image below.)

3.     Select New…, which will use the current Table format as a template for the rest of the table in the document.

4.     The following Financial Table Template dialog box will appear:

 

Applying a Financial Table Macro Template:

Use this option to apply a Financial Table Macro template that you have already created for the rest of the tables in your documents. When you find a Financial Table that you would like to apply your existing template into, follow the steps below:

 

1.     Select the entire Table.

2.     Right-click then select Templates (see the image below.)

3.     Select Apply…, which will use the table template that you already created in the previous steps above.

4.     The following Financial Table Template dialog box will appear: