Hi Lance,
For a Page Header, visible only in Print view and at the top of each page when the document is printed, use Wayne's first set of instructions.
Although a second row of text can be added to a page header, I did not find it possible to center the text horizontally. As can be seen below, the Alignment buttons in the Text Inspector pane are greyed out, even though all of the Header text is selected.
The dark blue line above the highlighted Header text is the division between pages 1 and 2 of the document.
Table names ("Table 1" in the example) are centered automatically. With a small enough type size, the appear to wrap automatically when enough text is entered to make that necessary, but the wrap disappears when the entry is confirmed, and excess text simply disappears beyond the right margin. It does not appear possible to insert a return (or a line feed) in the Title box to force a second line.
Header Rows in the table will accept returns, as seen in the table above. Cells also have a property that allows excess text to flow beyond the edge of a cell away from the edge to which the text is aligned (providing the adjacent cell is empty). For text that is aligned to the center of a cell, this means text will remain centered in that cell, and will flow ove both left and right edges of the cell as needed.
The table in the example has a single Header row, and five columns (all the same width). Text in C1 is set to align to the center of the cell. Cells A1, B1, D1 and E1 are all empty. There is a return after the word 'indicators.'
Regards,
Barry
