A column in a table can be either fixed-width or autostretch. For more information, see Fixed column width and autostretch columns.
Making a column autostretch before your layout is complete might have unexpected effects on table layout. To prevent columns from growing unexpectedly wider or narrower, create your complete layout before making a column autostretch, and use spacer images when making a column autostretch. (However, if each column contains other content that will keep the column at the desired width, you dont need spacer images.)
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You can make only one column in a given table autostretch. |
If you have not set a spacer image for this site, the Choose Spacer Image dialog box appears.
For more information, see Setting the Choose Spacer Image dialog box options.
A wavy line appears at the top or bottom of the autostretch column. Double bars appear at the tops or bottoms of columns that contain spacer images.
Make Column Fixed Width specifies a width for the column (in the code) that matches the current visual width of the column.
If you enter a numeric value that is less than the width of the columns content, Dreamweaver automatically sets the width to match the width of the content.
The width of the column appears at the top or bottom of the column.