You can override these options by changing the Row and Cell options. There are six style sets: Margin, Padding, Spacing, Radius, Border, and Highlight Color, so when you select a thumbnail option you are selecting which style set is part of your design not how the style appears.
Padding is the spacing between the edges of your Cell and the content within the Cell. Also, some of the thumbnails depict Separators. For example, if you want borders around your Cells, you select one of the thumbnail images that include borders.
Note, for this style, the borders are around the Cells, not the Rows. If you look at your Row options, no border is defined. If you look at each Cell, the options have been changed automatically to include a border. Here are some examples of what the thumbnails mean.
It only defines which set of attributes are part of your design. For example, if you choose a thumbnail that includes a border, the weight, style, color, etc. Selecting a content style is optional and you decide the style, page by page. That is, you can select a content style and then define the setting values e. Which options change depends on the content style you select. That is, the border is defined by the Row, not the Cell.
For example, if you choose a style with borders then borders are added to all of the Cells on your page. If you change the border appearance for a Cell, and then later select a content style that does not have borders, this may eliminate any changes you made to the Cell. These options define how the border is supposed to appear when you select a content style with borders. Suppose you choose a content style with borders but no row margins or spacing.
Even though these settings are a single value, think of each as a set of values which are either included or excluded when you select a content style. You can change the row margin and cell spacing using the Row options. The Row Margin has been reset and now there is no margin space between the first and second row.
This is because after you select a content style you may have completely changed the appearance of your page by changing any one of the other options e. Row and Cell. Therefore, the content style you selected before may not match your current design e. Remember, any time you select a content style, it resets the design of your page so normally unless you want to deliberately reset your design, you choose a content style at the beginning of your workflow, then refine your design by adjusting other options e.
When you only want to select a style for a specific Row, select a style from the Current Row gallery. With respect to how your styling options apply to the content, this is the same as selecting a content style for the page except now it only applies to one Row. These options can be overridden by changing the Row or Cell style options.
The larger the margin, the more space between Rows. This applies to all rows in the layout. This can be changed with the Margin option on the Row element. Padding Use this to adjust the spacing around your content e.
The cell and content e. This affects all Cells in the layout. Spacing Use this to adjust the spacing between Cells in the same Row. Where there is only one Cell in a Row, this can be used to add a margin between the edges of the Cell and the boundary of the Row.
Radius Use this to adjust the corners of the Row. The greater the radius, the more rounded the corners will appear. You have to select an appropriate content style.
This is different from changing the radius on a Row or Cell, which changes the border irrespective of the content style. Border Use this to select the border thickness, color and style. Sometimes this affects the Row borders and sometimes the Cell borders; it depends on which content style you select.
Highlight Color This is the color you want to apply to the background of a Cell to highlight the Cell. However, remember, changing this affects your Rows and Cells. Remember, Rows contain Cells. Both have a background fill color. Always remember to select a Cell which also selects a Row in the Preview area you want to change before making a selection.
Whenever you change an option for a Row or Cell, you are overriding whatever rule is defined by the content style you selected. This adds a border around the second row and since the Cells are spaced, some margin is added to both sides and now you see a separate border around the Cells.
You have to change the settings for the Row e. Row Fill This is the color you want to use to fill in the background of the Row. This option should be defined after selecting a content style since any time you select a style, this may change the Fill color. Note though, Rows contain Cells and so Cells are rendered last. Unless you make the Cell transparent you may not see the Row where they overlap. Texture Use this to add an image or texture to the Row background. The way the texture appears depends on the color and transparency against the Sheet underneath.
Border Use this to select the thickness, style and color of the border around the Row. Margin Use this to select the spacing between this Row and adjacent Rows. Spacing Use this to select the spacing between Cells within the Row. Separator Use this to add a separator line between Rows.
Insert Row Before Add a row before the current Row. Insert Row After Add a row after the current row. Delete Delete the current row. Columns Use this to change the number of Cells in the current Row. Text Color If your Cell contains any text, this overrides the text color for the Cell.
That is, it defines whatever style you created for Text with the Content tab. Texture Use this to add an image or texture to the Cell background. The way the texture appears depends on the color and transparency against the Row underneath. Border This defines the thickness, style and color of the border around the Cell. You can use this option to add, delete, or change the borders around the Cell area i.
Radius Use this to adjust the corners of the Cell. Width Sets the width of the Cell relative to the overall size of the Row. Remember, the Row width depends on the Sheet width, the number of columns in your layout and the width of the columns. This controls the space around the content e.
This may change the dimensions of the Cell as well as changing the Vertical Align This aligns the content within the Cell e. Hint: this can be hard to visualize if you already have content in the Cell.
To better see how this works, add some temporary blank text rows to an adjacent Cell so the length of the all the Cells on the Row are extended. Then add one or two lines to your selected Cell and adjust the alignment with the Cell options. For instance, if you define a border, the border applies to all sides of the Row, but if you use these advanced Row options, you can change the appearance of each side of the Row.
Margin Use this to individually control the spacing around the edges of the Row. Spacing Use this to change the horizontal and vertical spacing between Cells in a Row. Border Radius Use this to change the corners of the borders.
The higher the radius, the more curved the corners will appear. Transparency Use this to define how opaque the Row should be relative to the Sheet. Remember, Rows contain Cells so Cells are rendered Image or Texture Use this to add an image or texture to the Cell background. Texture Position Use this to control how and where the texture is applied to the Row background. This can be useful, for instance, if you add Javascript or CSS to your template and you need to refer to this specific Row.
Padding Use this to individually adjust the spacing around the content e. Transparency Use this to define how opaque the Cell should be relative to the Row underneath. Remember, Rows contain Cells so Cells are rendered after the Row. If the Row is transparent, then this is relative to the Sheet underneath the Row. Texture Position Use this to control how and where the texture is applied to the Cell background. This can be useful, for instance, if you add Javascript or CSS to your template and you need to refer to this specific Cell.
Gridlines The Show Gridlines option adds gridlines to the Preview area so you can see the organization of your content better. The gridlines look like a set of dotted lines around the content on your page.
The gridlines are not the same as borders though sometimes it can be difficult to tell the difference sometimes so you should turn them off if you plan to add borders.
Defining the content layout is not the same as adding a Table, though visually it can be difficult to tell the difference. The content layout is the physical division of your Content area. In any given Cell, you can also add a Table and visually it may appear as if you are refining the content layout, but this is not the case.
The Table is part of the content you add to the content cell, just like text, images, etc. A Table has its own dimensions. It can appear within a content Cell but it is not related in any way to the style options you can define for the content Cell, such as defining the padding within the Cell. Like other design elements, like text, you define the style i. When you add a Table to your content with the Edit tab, the table will appear with the table style you defined e.
When you select one of the content styling options, you are defining how the content Rows and Cells appear regardless of the content you add later. Hint: to make it visually easier to work with content layouts and tables, you should turn on Insert The Insert To insert an image in your content area, position the cursor where you want the image to appear and select the Image menu on the Edit tab.
When prompted, select the image from your local computer, from the Web, from the Clip Art gallery or from an online collection of free images uploaded to Flickr. Position the cursor where you want to add the object, and then click on the appropriate icon to insert your content.
To add an image from the online gallery position the cursor in the content area, select More Online…, and left click on the image in the gallery. You can narrow the search by entering key words, e. The Image Options will be displayed in the slideout Panel.
If you are using Artisteer. This is the width of the image in px after insertion in the cell. If you change the width, the image is scaled i. If you change the height, the image is scaled keeping the same aspect ratio.
Scale When you insert the image in the content cell, the image is scaled to fit the area of the cell. If you change the scale, the width and height is changed to keep the same aspect ratio.
Alt Text Normally, when an image cannot be displayed e. Preview When enabled, this option lets you preview the image in Lightbox style. Your viewers can click on the image to see a larger version of the image overlaid on top of your page. Border Use this to change the thickness of the border. Margin Use these options to add margin space around the image.
Note, the amount of space you can add on each side depends on the size of the content cell, and adjacent cells. For example, normally you can add space above or below the cells because the adjacent rows can be moved down without affecting the appearance of the sheet.
The maximum area you can work with is based on the sheet width. Target Use this to determine what happens when your viewer clicks on the image: e. Redirects the browser to a new window or tab, or the current window or tab. Screen Tip Text that appears when you hover the cursor over the image.
Insert a Video To insert a video in the content area, position the cursor where you want the video to appear and select the Video button in the Ribbon bar. This opens a dialog where you need to paste special HTML code to ensure that the video appears embedded in the browser window and your viewers can play the video.
This is not done automatically by Artisteer because the code you need to embed the video depends on the source of the video e. The following section includes examples of embedding video in your pages but it is beyond the scope of this manual to explain everything about embedding media in your website.
First find the embed code that you need to insert the video. Typically, the source site will either have a way of copying the embed code, or you can go to the video page and copy the HTML code from the page source. For example, with www. Just make sure that you are on a page where the video is embedded in the web page, and not a page where the video is displayed as a thumbnail image e. For example, if you have poorly formatted code e. This option is sometimes turned off because in fullscreen mode, the browser toolbars are not visible which can be confusing to beginner users not familiar with viewing videos in fullscreen.
Insert a Table To insert a table object in the content area, position the cursor where you would like the table to appear and select the Table button on the Ribbon bar. These options only appear on the ribbon bar when you have selected the table in the preview area. The advanced options contain Table width, margin, cell padding and Column width settings. Table Margin Margin space around the table within the content cell where the table appears.
Table Cell Padding Space around any content e. Column Width Column width of the selected column where the cursor is in pixels or as a percentage of the total table width. Note, any content you have in the table cells affects how you can set the spacing and dimensions for the table and columns of the table. Vertical Align This aligns the content within the table cell e. To better see how this works, add some temporary blank lines to an adjacent cell so the length height of the all the cells on the row are extended.
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