8. If you??™d like to style the first row, pick Bold, Italic, or Bold Italic from the Format Top Row option
list. This option is typically used when the imported file contains a header row.
9. Set the Border field to the desired width, if any. If you don??™t want a border displayed at all, set the
Border field to 0.
10. Click OK when you??™re finished.
Although the Import Table Data option is under the File menu, it doesn??™t open a new file??”the new table is
created at the current cursor position.
If your data is imported incorrectly, double-check the delimiter used (by opening the file in a
text editor). If Dreamweaver is expecting a comma delimiter and your file uses tabs, data is
not formatted properly.
Designing with Layout Mode
As mentioned at the beginning of this chapter, some Web designers regard tables as one of their primary
layout tools. This is because, except for CSS AP elements, tables are the only way you can even get close to
positioning your page elements the way you want them to appear. Granted, it takes a lot of work to do this
with raw tables, but designers are a persistent group??”and now that persistence has paid off in a big way.
Designers are strongly advised to use CSS rather than Layout mode to create new layout
designs.
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