For more information, see Using the Document Statistics window. Claris Home Page comes with a library of clip art to use on your Web pages. You can also create your own library of images. For more information, see Libraries and clip art . Using tables Tables are a convenient way to organize and display information on your Web page.
Tables consist of rows and columns.
Each single block of information is called a cell and can contain text, images, lists, form elements, and other tables. Tables are a relatively new part of HTML, and not all browsers support them. Before you decide to use tables an your Web page, find out what browsers your viewers use. If most of your viewers use browsers that don't support tables, you might want to use preformatted text to lay out your information. For information on using preformatted text, see Using paragraph styles .