Recently active questions in PBwiki tagged with tables

Editing tables is disastrous, I want to change the size of 1 column of cells. Changing the size in cell properties does nothing. Changing the table size changes them all. Why can the tables not have individually moveable borders like any other decent text program in the world?

Trying to reformat text in the table is a mess.

Tried creating the table in word and inserting it, pbwiki just screws it up and it is unfixable.

Any plans to make tables sortable? For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_...

Has anyone figured out how to ADD A COLUMN to a table?

Now, I know what the directions say, but I can't get it to actually work.

I can add rows. I can delete rows.

I can delete columns.

I cannot ADD a column. This is EVERY table...EVERY time.

Mac or PC ... same problem.

So I've resorted to rebuilding my tables in their entirety and adding columns I don't really need, "just in case...". I can't tell you the number of tables I've had to rebuild from scratch just to get a new column!

Surely, there's a better solution!

I copied the source code for document management template from quickstart1/pbwiki. When adding a file, it does not show up on the table. Also, if I upload files - will ALL the file be in the table, or how can I choose which to manage on the document management page?

Within a table, I click in the cell where the link should be located and attach/link the file, it always adds the link to the FOLLOWING cell. The only way I've been able to make it go to the right location is to right arrow over from the previous cell, THEN attach the file. This won't work well for collaboration, as folks will get frustrated and/or not understand how to do this.

Within a table, I click in the cell where the link should be located and attach/link the file, it always adds the link to the FOLLOWING cell. The only way I've been able to make it go to the right location is to right arrow over from the previous cell, THEN attach the file. This won't work well for collaboration, as folks will get frustrated and/or not understand how to do this.