How to view the full width of a table?

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Greetings,

I created a table in code view in Frontpage. Now, other people need to be
able to edit the table's contents (in Frontpage), but the design view will
not display all of the columns. The farthest right-hand column is cut off,
and moving the scroll bar over won't reveal it. I can try typing in the
column, but over half of the information cannot be seen. Any ideas on how to
view the full table?
 
When creating it in code view, you must have left something out, which could
be why the table is not rendering properly.

Is there a reason why you couldn't create it in FP design view?
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| Greetings,
|
| I created a table in code view in Frontpage. Now, other people need to be
| able to edit the table's contents (in Frontpage), but the design view will
| not display all of the columns. The farthest right-hand column is cut
off,
| and moving the scroll bar over won't reveal it. I can try typing in the
| column, but over half of the information cannot be seen. Any ideas on how
to
| view the full table?
 
The basic table was originally created in design view, but I reworked it in
code view in order to get it to work with a script. The page is a series of
tables which expand & contract much like a tree structure.

Side note:
I tend to do most things in code view because I have difficulties using
design view in conjunction with scripts and style sheets. I find I can keeep
better track of everything by looking at the code.

Stacy
 

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