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Align text in a header or footer using a table
Dan Holme
October 30, 2007
1 Min Read
To align text within a header or footer, you can use the default center and tab stops, but you will be better served by creating a table to align text.
A three-column, one-row table is an example of a common way to align text within a header or footer. For example
title left aligned | page number centered | author right aligned |
Position the insertion point in a header or footer.
Create one-row, three column table.
Turn off all borders on the table.
Set horizontal alignment for each cell: left-align the left cell, center the middle cell, and right-align the right cell.
Set vertical alignment for all three cells: bottom for the header and top for the footer.
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