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 ==== Insert a Table ==== ==== Insert a Table ====
  
-  - Press the **Table** button on the toolbar. The **Table Properties** dialog window will appear. +  - Press the **Table**  button on the toolbar. The **Table Properties**  dialog window will appear. 
-  - Select the number or **Rows** and **Columns**.+  - Select the number or **Rows**  and **Columns**.
   - Select some formating options. For more detailed formatting a CSS style can be applied with the **Advanced **- tab.   - Select some formating options. For more detailed formatting a CSS style can be applied with the **Advanced **- tab.
  
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   - Place your cursor on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Table Properties**.   - Place your cursor on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Table Properties**.
   - Select new formating options for your table.   - Select new formating options for your table.
-      - //Notice: The **Rows** and **Columns** can be changed with the table context menu.//+      - //Notice: The **Rows**  and **Columns**  can be changed with the table context menu.//
 ==== Delete a Table ==== ==== Delete a Table ====
  
 Place your cursour on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Delete Table**. Place your cursour on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Delete Table**.
  
-====== Tables ======+==== Use CSS Styles for Tables ====
  
-==== Insert a Table ====+1. Insert a table and enter some text in the table header and cells.
  
-  - Press the **Table**  button on the toolbarThe **Table Properties**  dialog window will appear. +2. Enter at least the following css style definitions in the custom.css file on the Stages server because these styles are predefined in the standard.css fileThe classname (in this example <font inherit/Courier New,Courier,monospace;;inherit;;inherit>minimal_table_style</font>) must be specified after the <font inherit/Courier New,Courier,monospace;;inherit;;inherit>stages_description</font>class.
-  - Select the number or **Rows**  and **Columns**. +
-  - Select some formating optionsFor more detailed formatting a CSS style can be applied with the **Advanced **- tab.+
  
-==== Edit a Table ====+<code> 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style table {} 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr {} 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style td {} 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style th {} 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr p, 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr h1, 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr h2, 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr h3, 
 +.stages_description .minimal_table_style tr img {} 
 +</code>
  
-table can be modified after it was created with these instructions.+3. Define the class name in the table properties advanced tab field **Stylesheet Classes**.
  
-  - Place your cursor on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Table Properties**. +//NoteYou can also enter an ID if you have a css definition with ID's//.
-  - Select new formating options for your table. +
-      - //NoticeThe **Rows**  and **Columns**  can be changed with the table context menu.// +
-==== Delete a Table ==== +
- +
-Place your cursour on the table and right-click the mouse to open the context menu. Select **Delete Table**.+