

And this is putting some text in a box – or a table as it is correctly called.
Let’s use one of my websites as an example. Here is a bit of text from one of my sites.
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Firstly put your cursor at the start of the word Don’t and hit Enter a few times. This is just to give you a bit of space to work with.
As you can see it is asking for the details of the table we are about to insert. 99% of the time you will want a simple table to ‘box’ around your text. Therefore your table will consist of 1 Row and 1 Column.
Change the Row and Column field so they both say ‘1’.For the width – let’s go for 50% of the cell. So add 50 to the Width field.
And look what happens!
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It’s currently towards the left hand side however – and we want it in the centre. So double click anywhere in the table and the Table Properties window will appear.
Make sure the Table tab is selected.
Click on the drop down menu to select Center (or ‘Centre’ if you’re from the UK!)
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Now your table has aligned itself into the centre of your page.
Right click on the table and select Table or Cell Color
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Double click on the color you want. And suddenly...
The Table Properties window allows you to change the alignment, the dimensions, even the size of the border of the table. Have a play around and experiment with it.
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