Table editing commands fully support HTML tables. Most table editing commands can be repeated by using Ctrl+A).
→ (Menu | Item | Description |
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For a command in this menu to work, click anywhere inside a cell (or explicitly select a cell or an element having a cell ancestor). | ![]() | Insert a column before column containing specified cell. |
![]() | Insert a column after column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Cut to the clipboard the column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Copy to the clipboard the column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Paste copied or cut column before column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Paste copied or cut column after column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Delete the column containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Sort all the rows of the table according to the string values of the cells of the “selected column”. (The “selected column” is the column containing specified cell.) A dialog box is displayed allowing to specify the following sort options:
Note that:
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For a command in this menu to work, click anywhere inside a cell (or explicitly select a cell or an element having a cell ancestor) or explicitly select a row. | ![]() | Insert a row before row containing specified cell. NoteNote that row editing commands are enabled, not only by implicitly or explicitly selecting a table cell or any of its descendants, but also by explicitly selecting a table row. |
![]() | Insert a row before row containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Cut to the clipboard the row containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Copy to the clipboard the row containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Paste copied or cut row before row containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Paste copied or cut row after row containing specified cell. | |
![]() | Delete the row containing specified cell. | |
For a command in this menu to work, click anywhere inside a cell (or explicitly select a cell or an element having a cell ancestor). | ![]() | Increment the number of columns spanned by specified cell. |
![]() | Decrement the number of columns spanned by specified cell. | |
![]() | Increment the number of rows spanned by specified cell. | |
![]() | Decrement the number of rows spanned by specified cell. |
Other commands:
The entries of this submenu allow to paste the plain text copied to the clipboard, typically using a third-party word processor or spreadsheet, as:
one or more paragraphs,
OR a pre
element,
OR one or more list items,
OR an itemized list,
OR one or more table rows,
OR a table.
The last two menu entries assume that each text line specifies a table row and that, within a text line, the contents of the table cells are separated by tab characters.
If you need to paste the copied text as an ordered list, first paste this text as an itemized list then convert the pasted list to an ordered list using Ctrl+T).
→ (The above menu entries paste elements after the implicitly or explicitly selected element.
The following entries of this submenu allow to paste the image copied to the clipboard as:
img
,
div
(containing an img
)
figure
(XHTML5 only).
Except for menu entry "after the implicitly or explicitly selected element.
" which replaces the selection or pastes an element at caret position (like → ), the other menu entries paste an elementMove selected element up, that is, swap it with its preceding sibling node. Requires the element to be explicitly selected.
Move selected element down, that is, swap it with its following sibling node. Requires the element to be explicitly selected.
Preview the document being edited using the ``default viewer'' helper application. The default viewer is typically a Web browser. This helper application is specified in the Preferences dialog box, Helper Applications section, Default viewer field.
Converts the document being edited to RTF (Rich Text Format) using XMLmind XSL-FO Converter (see http://www.xmlmind.com/foconverter/). The document generated by this command can be edited and printed using Microsoft® Word 2000 and above.
Converts the document being edited to WordprocessingML using XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. The document generated by this command can be edited and printed using Microsoft® Word 2003 and above.
Converts the document being edited to Office Open XML (.docx
file) using XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. The document generated by this command can be edited and printed using Microsoft® Word 2007 and above.
Converts the document being edited to OpenDocument (.odt
file) using XMLmind XSL-FO Converter. The document generated by this command can be edited and printed using OpenOffice.org 2 and above.
Converts the document being edited to PostScript® using RenderX XEP (see http://www.renderx.com/), if its plug-in has been installed, and Apache FOP otherwise (see http://xmlgraphics.apache.org/fop/), and then sends the generated file to the chosen printer.
Converts the document being edited to PDF (Adobe® Portable Document Format, also known as Acrobat®) using RenderX XEP (see http://www.renderx.com/), if its plug-in has been installed, and Apache FOP otherwise (see http://xmgraphicsl.apache.org/fop/).
All the above Convert commands display the URL chooser dialog box rather than the standard file chooser dialog box. That is, you must specify the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) of a save file.
Note that these commands can create directories on the fly, if needed to. For example, if you specify http://www.acme.com/docs/report43/mydoc.pdf
as the URL of the save file and if directory report43/
does not exist, this directory will be created during command execution.