Utilisation de tableaux pour la mise en page
- Choix d'une méthode de mise en page
- Définition d'une mise en page de base avec des styles
- Modification des marges de la page
- Utilisation de colonnes pour la mise en page
- Utilisation de cadres pour la mise en page
- Utilisation de tableaux pour la mise en page
- Utilisation de sections pour la mise en page
- Création d'en-têtes et de pieds de page
- Numérotation des pages
Les tableaux Writer peuvent servir plusieurs propos, tels que présenter des données comme vous le faites avec une feuille de calcul, aligner du matériel et créer des mises en page plus complexes. Pour des informations sur l'utilisation des tableaux de données, reportez-vous au Chapitre 9 (Travail avec les tableaux).
Cette partie décrit comment réaliser des mises en pages communes en utilisant les tableaux.
Example: Creating sideheads using tables
Sideheads and marginal notes are commonly used in documents from resumes to computer user guides. The main body of the text is offset to leave white space (usually on the left-hand side) in which the sideheads or notes are placed. The first paragraph is aligned beside the sidehead, as shown below.
Example of a sidehead | In some cases you may want to put only one or two paragraphs in the table itself and the rest of the text and graphics in ordinary paragraphs (formatted to line up with the paragraphs in the table) so that text and graphics will flow more easily from one page to another when you add or delete material. In other cases, you might put each paragraph in a separate row of the table and allow the table to break between pages. |
(Above) Example of a sidehead.
To create a table for use with a sidehead:
- Place the cursor where you want the table to appear and choose Insert > Table (Ctrl+F12).
- In the Insert Table dialog box (Figure 21), define a one-row, two-column table with no border and no heading. Click OK to create the table.
- Position the cursor over the central dividing line in the table. The cursor turns into a double-headed arrow. Left-click and drag to resize the columns. Alternatively, right-click and choose Table from the pop-up menu; on the Columns page, make the columns the required width.
- On the Table page of the Table Format dialog box, in the Spacing section, make the Above and Below values the same as the Top and Bottom spacing you have defined for ordinary paragraphs of text. Click OK to save your settings.
You may also want to turn off number recognition so that Writer will not try to format numbers if you want them to be plain text. To turn number recognition off:
- Right-click in the table and then click Number Format on the pop-up menu.
- On the Number Format dialog box, make sure the Category is set to Text. Click OK.
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