Objects to be embedded in Web pages have their own native attributes. A table has attributes such as width and color, while an image has attributes such as width and height. Attributes exist mainly to control the appearance of an object.
When creating a table, you first create the table itself then change its width and color. When pasting an image, you change its width and height after you pasted the image. In this way, when you handle an object, you always make or paste something first, then change its attribute, in this order.
The attributes of any object are changed in the same way. If you want to change only a given portion of an object, use the procedure described below.
1.Right-click the object.
=> The popup menu appears.
2.Click [Change Attributes].
=> The "Attributes" dialog appears.
3.If "objects are nested," the attribute of the desired object may not be displayed. The name of the object appears in the [Tag]. Confirm the name. If the name is not correct, click the down-arrow button on the right-hand side of the [Tag] box and select the object name.
Hint What does "objects are nested" mean?
When an object includes another object, those objects are said to be nested. For example, when a table includes an image, those two objects are nested.
4.Click the [OK] button.
=> The attribute is changed.