The "Layout Elements" section provides essential tools for structuring content effectively. These elements help organize and present information in a clear and visually appealing manner.
These tools enhance the user experience by improving content organization and visual clarity.
To add a table to your content in Loree, simply navigate to the Layout Elements section and click on the Table option |
Once you've entered all the necessary details in the window, click the "Add Table" button. Your customised table will instantly appear in the editor, ready for you to use!
By default, the table is set to have 4 rows and 4 columns. Initially, the "Add Table" button will be inactive. Once you select a header and add a caption, the button will activate, allowing you to bring your customised table to life.
Configuring Table Settings: Rows, Columns, Headers, and Captions:
Users can now create up to 10 rows and 10 columns at once, as demonstrated below: The caption field lets you add a descriptive title or explanation for your table, supporting characters, numbers, and special characters as needed: The caption field does not allow empty spaces as valid input. It is specifically designed to accept characters, numbers, and special characters to ensure a descriptive title or explanation is provided for your table. | |
Adding Borders to Table Cell Properties: Users can customise borders and background for table cells with great flexibility. They can:
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Tables in Loree have been enhanced to better align with accessibility standards. You have the flexibility to choose the number of rows and columns you need, with the option to add more manually. Once a table is inserted, you can include both row and column headers, with at least one header required. Additionally, a table caption is mandatory to complete the setup.
To ensure clarity, provide descriptive header labels and fill in the content within the table. You can also manually adjust row sizes by clicking and dragging. Further refine your design by adjusting the sizing, spacing, border color, and border styles using the options available in the left-hand navigation.
The divider feature allows users to clearly separate sections of a page using a line, spacing, or a line with an icon. Each option is customisable to fit your preferred style. The screenshots below demonstrate the divider feature and show the available options: Line, Space, and Line with Icon.
Selecting the Line option will insert a clear horizontal line to divide the page or content. After selecting the line, a design menu will appear on the left-hand side of the screen, offering 5 different customisation options for the line.
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Space Padding refers to the area inside the row, between the content and the row's border. Adding padding to the top, bottom, left, or right will shift the content within the row's border. All padding can be adjusted using pixels as the unit of measurement. | |
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Line Style Additionally, there are 4 different style options that can be applied to the line, as shown in the screengrab. | ||
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Space Divider
Selecting the Space Divider option will insert a clear horizontal line, effectively dividing the page or content. Once selected, a design menu will appear on the left-hand side of the screen, offering 3 different customisation options for the divider.
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Space Padding refers to the area inside the row, between the content and the row's border. Adding padding to the top, bottom, left, or right will shift the content within the row's border. Like margin, padding is also adjustable using pixels as the unit of measurement. | |
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Selecting the Line with Icon option will insert a clear horizontal line to divide the page or content with an Icon in between. After selecting the line with Icon, a design menu will appear on the left-hand side of the screen, offering 5 different customisation options for the line. After adding a Line with Icon, if you wish to change the icon, simply click on the icon and select the "Replace" option. This will open the Icon Library, allowing you to choose a new icon from the available options.
You will also have four additional editing options to customise the icon:
Size: Adjust the height of the icon to suit your design. This allows you to scale the icon up or down to fit the desired space.
Space: Modify the padding around the icon. This allows you to control the spacing between the icon and other elements, providing better alignment or separation.
Icon Color: Change the color of the icon to match your design theme. You can select any color using the color picker or input a specific HEX/RGBA code.
Background: Change the background color behind the icon. This lets you create contrast by adding a colored background to the icon, enhancing its visibility or matching it with other design elements.
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Space Padding refers to the area inside the row, between the content and the row's border. Adding padding to the top, bottom, left, or right will shift the content within the row's border. All padding can be adjusted using pixels as the unit of measurement. | |
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Line Style Additionally, there are 4 different style options that can be applied to the line, as shown in the screengrab. | ||
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A Container is a layout element used to group multiple content components together, ensuring better alignment, spacing, and overall structure. It acts as a flexible wrapper that helps organize text, images, videos, or other elements within a defined area.
Using containers enhances readability and design consistency, making the content more engaging and structured.