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How to centralise a newly created table without using source code

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How to centralise a newly created table without using source code

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I rarely bother the forum ..... but one item infuriates me and I cannot find the answer on the forum or on Google.

Simply ..... how do I quickly centralise a table that I create [not using the source code]?  I am HTML literate but I seem to eventually centralise by guesswork ... this time 'no'.  I want the table at top of main index page as a member has died and I want a tasteful black announcement box  

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Re: How to centralise a newly created table without using source code

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create a 100% table with 3 cells across make them 20% 60% 20%

use the center text button to center the text in the center box.
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Re: How to centralise a newly created table without using source code

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Another option is to right click on the table (using windows). and choose "Table Properties"
From the dialog box that opens, go to the "Alignment" dropdown box and choose "Center"
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