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Feature Testcases

Ender (Composer), Object Insertion: Table Editing

Written by: Chris Petersen

Maintained by: Sujay Desai

History
Date Change Description Revision Updated By
2/24/98 created 1.0 petersen

References:

UI and/or Functional Specifications: http://webgroup/composer/enderFeatures.html (internal link)

Test Case Management Usage:
The detailed test cases for this can be found in: TBD
Major Area: Composer
Minor Area: Object Insertion
Category: Table Editing

To editing an existing table object that is opened in Composer. Changes can be applied to the table's width , height, rows, columns, and cells.

Table Editing

  • Changing a Table's Width
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use default table width settings)
      • From the Format menu, choose Table Info (Mac) or Table Properties (Win).
      • Change the Table Width from 100 % to 50 %. Click OK.
      • The table is reduced in width.
      • Save the document. Verify the HTML source contains TABLE element with width="50%".
  • Changing a Table's Height
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use default table height settings)
      • From the Format menu, choose Table Info (Mac) or Table Properties (Win).
      • Change the Table Height to 100 pixels. Click OK.
      • The table is increased in height.
      • Save the document. Verify the HTML source contains TABLE element with height="100".
  • Deleting a Row
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use three rows, two columns)
      • In the begining of each row, type a number. (1 in the first row, 2 in the second row...)
      • Position the cursor in the second row
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Delete Row. On Windows, right click and select Row from the Delete submenu.
      • The 2nd row should be deleted from the table.
  • Inserting a Row
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use three rows, two columns)
      • In the begining of each row, type a number. (1 in the first row, 2 in the second row...)
      • Position the cursor in the second row.
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Insert Row. On Windows, right click and select Row from the Insert submenu.
      • The new row should be appear between the 2nd and 3rd rows.
  • Deleting a Column
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use three rows, three columns)
      • In the beginning of each column, type a number. (1 in the first column, 2 in the second column..)
      • Position the cursor in the second column.
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Delete Column. On Windows, right click and select Column from the Delete submenu.
      • The 2nd column should be deleted from the table.
  • Inserting a Column
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use three rows, three columns)
      • In the beginning of each column, type a number. (1 in the first column, 2 in the second column..)
      • Position the cursor in the second column.
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Insert Column. On Windows, right click and select Column from the Insert submenu.
      • The new column should appear between the 2nd and 3rd column.
  • Deleting a Cell
    • Insert a table into the new document. (use three rows, three columns)
      • In the beginning of each cell in the first row, type a number. (1 in the first cell, 2 in the second cell..)
      • Position the cursor in the second cell.
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Delete Cell. On Windows, right click and select Cell from the Delete submenu.
      • The second cell is deleted from the table. (The third cell is moved over to the second cell's position)
  • Inserting a Cell
    • Insert a table into the a new document. (use three rows, three columns)
      • In the beginning of each cell in the first row, type a number. (1 in the first cell, 2 in the second cell..)
      • Position the cursor in the second cell.
      • On the Mac, mouse down and select Insert Cell. On Windows, right click and select Cell from the Insert submenu.
      • The new cell should be appear between the 2nd and 3rd cells.