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Navigation-Tables provide a layout to display carefully arranged information within a series of columns and rows. Below is an example of a table in WCMS 3: Responsive designResponsive design provides site visitors with an optimal viewing experience; whether browsing from a desktop, tablet or smartphone device. By default, table cells will be re-arranged on narrow screens so that the table header cells are next to their corresponding table data cells, instead of being at the top of the table. This works well for most tables, but for accessibility purposes, view the table on mobile and make adjustments if necessary. Create a tableIf you need to create a web page first, please review the instructions on how-to create a web page.
Note: Table headers must be used to ensure Accessibility standards are met. Headers will allow a user's screen reader to logically follow the table text. Ensure your table headings do not cause overlapsYou may find that on mobile devices long table headings can overlap the corresponding data cell. Headers will wrap to the next line at "line break characters" (such as spaces). Below are some options for breaking long headings.
How to edit a tableInserting rows/columns
Deleting Cells
Splitting CellsTo split a cell, right-click on the cell and select Cell.
Note: Splitting a cell that contains content automatically transfers all content to the first (upper/left) split cell. Tip: Remember to check that your table is accessible after splitting cells across rows/columns. This can be tested by making your web browser as small as possible and viewing the order of your table's cell content. The table data should appear in logical reading order. Spanning rows/columnsTo make a cell span multiple columns/rows follow the given steps:
Note: Changing the span of multiple cells at once (by selecting several cells) changes the individual span of each cell. Tip: Remember to check that your table is accessible after spanning cells across rows/columns. This can be tested by making your web browser as small as possible and viewing the order of your table's cell content. The table data should appear in logical reading order. Merging CellsMerging cells allows you to customize the look and feel of your table by taking two or more cells and combining them together.
Note: Merging cells containing content appends all content from all cells being merged. Tip: Remember to check that your table is accessible after merging cells. This can be tested by making your web browser as small as possible and viewing the order of your table's cell content. The table data should appear in logical reading order. |
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