The frame properties allow you to define settings for each frame. The
settings in the frame specify how the frame is formatted and define defaults
for the text format of the cells in the frame. These settings may be inherited
from the 
page and they will be
cascaded to the contained tables and cells.
The frame has three property groups (pages)
- Frame Here properties are set that are special to frames,
and that will not cascade.
- Text Text formatting properties. These are inherited from
the page and will be cascaded down to the tables and cells. see the text properties.
- Border The settings for frame borders.
Basic Frame Properties
- Name
- The name of the frame style. Type the name of your style. The styles whose
names start with an asterisk '*' are predefined styles whose names can not be
changed. Their properties can though.
- Frame Background
- The background for the frame as a whole. This is the color used for empty
cells and for the indentation of cell borders.
- Breakable
- Whether the frame can be broken at a page border.
- Fill
- Whether the cells of the frame are stretched horizontally to occupy the
whole frame. If set to no each cell will only be as wide as its
contents, but not wider.
- Width
- The width of the frame or Flex which makes the frame as wide as
the page margins allow.
- Height
- The width of the frame or Flex which makes the frame as high as
the page margins allow or as high as its contents require.
Contents
Page Properties
Table Properties