Designing Page Layout > Formatting layout cells and tables > Formatting a layout cell |
You can set content alignment, width and height, and background colors in the Property inspector.
To format a layout cell in the Property inspector:
1 | Click the cell edge or hold down Control (Windows) or Command (Mac) and click anywhere in the cell. |
2 | Choose Window > Properties to open the Property inspector. |
3 | Choose from the following appearance options: |
To change the width, choose Fixed and type a width in pixels in the box, or choose Autostretch (see Setting layout width). | |
To change the height, specify the height in pixels in the text box. | |
To set a background color for the layout cell, choose a color from the Bg drop-down color picker or type the hexadecimal code for the color you want in the text box. | |
To set the horizontal alignment, select from the Horz pop-up menu. You can set the alignment of the layout cell's contents to either Left, Center, Right, or Default. | |
To set the vertical alignment, select from the Vert pop-up menu. You can set the alignment of the layout cell's contents to either Top, Middle, Bottom, Baseline, or Default. | |
Select No Wrap to prevent word wrapping. If selected, the layout cell widens to accommodate all the content, without breaking to a new line. | |