Add a table: Joomla! 1.5 - Revision history

Hutchy68: version tutorial template

2012-09-23T15:33:10Z

version tutorial template

2012-08-15T17:08:26Z

removing GSHeader, template call is redundant for {{RightTOC}}

2012-08-15T03:06:44Z

‎Who is it written for?: fixing div

2012-08-15T03:05:38Z

navbox for article series

2011-05-25T14:20:10Z

Adjusted link

2011-05-25T13:45:17Z

Adjusted link after page move

2011-05-20T13:18:56Z

Added category

2011-02-13T09:47:13Z

2011-02-13T09:46:12Z

2011-02-13T09:43:21Z

How to add a table moved to Add a table: Joomla! 1.5: Refactoring titles for Getting Started series to improve version management

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-{{:Getting Started Page Index/1.5}}
+{{version/tutor|1.5}}{{:Getting Started Page Index/1.5}}
-{{JVer|1.5}} The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles in a series introducing Joomla! version 1.5.
+The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles in a series introducing Joomla! version 1.5.
 A table is intended for presenting tabular information.

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	{{JVer\|1.5}} The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles in a series introducing Joomla! version 1.5.		{{JVer\|1.5}} The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles in a series introducing Joomla! version 1.5.

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 ::Adding a table may seem cumbersome if you are used to a word processor or spreadsheet. It uses code (HTML) behind the scenes and is less flexible than a word processor.
-<div style="border:thin solid green; margin-left:100px; background: #f5f5f5;  width: 80%;">
+<div style="border:thin solid green; margin-left:10px; background: #f5f5f5;  width: 70%; padding:5px;">
 '''Using the HTML source code'''
 If you know enough HTML, you may find it easier to get the layout to your liking using the code. If you are a novice - don't! - or at least not yet.

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 {{JVer|1.5}} The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles in a series introducing Joomla! version 1.5.
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 :[[Inserting a table into an Article]]
 ----[[User:LornaS|Lorna Scammell]] December 2010

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 ==Further information==
-:*http://docs.joomla.org/Inserting_a_table_into_an_Article
+:[[Inserting a table into an Article]]
 ==Index to other documents in this series==
 {{:GSFooter/1.5}}
 ----[[User:LornaS|Lorna Scammell]] December 2010

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		+	[[Category:Getting Started with Joomla! 1.5]]

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 {{:GSheader}}
-The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to Articles. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles.
+{{JVer|1.5}} The aim of this document is to show how a table can be added to an Article. It is one of four documents with hands-on instructions about editing Articles.
-A table is useful for presenting tabular information.
+A table is intended for presenting tabular information.
 *Some people use them to help layout pages, especially those with illustrations.
 *There is no icon for adding a table on the simplest editors, so you cannot try this using the simple editor in the sample data in localhost. You could, if you have the experience, add a table there using the source code, HTML.
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 :*Everyone
 ::But tables can be tricky.
-::Adding a table may seem cumbersome if you are used to using a word processor or spreadsheet. It uses code (HTML) behind the scenes and is less flexible than a word processor.
+::Adding a table may seem cumbersome if you are used to a word processor or spreadsheet. It uses code (HTML) behind the scenes and is less flexible than a word processor.
 <div style="border:thin solid green; margin-left:100px; background: #f5f5f5;  width: 80%;">