How to Use the Query Editor in MS SQL Server

Learn how to use the Query Editor in MS SQL Server.

Now let's open up index.html, which as you recall was totally blank before. I will show you another way of placing objects on to a page. This time we are going to use an object called the Layout Grid. It's found in the Basic set of Objects over here in the objects palette, and it's the first object in the set of objects. Simply double-click or click-and-drag to place one on to the page. In this case, I'll double-click. Once the grid is on the page, we just click-and-drag any of the little blue handles to resize the grid. Now this might be a good time for me to bring your attention back to the Inspector Palette, because you'll notice that with the Layout Grid selected on the page, Inspector Palette now reads Layout Grid in the lower-left corner. That's because it is context sensitive. So whatever object I have selected on my page or in my site window is going to be reflected down here in the lower-left corner of the Inspector Palette. If I prefer instead of dragging, I can simply type in the Width that I would like my object to be. So I'll type in 580 pixels, which is the exact size that I want my grid to be. Notice, you can also change the Grid size. So instead of 16X16, we'll make this 8X8. Notice that the grid has changed to update accordingly. I can change the Background Color of the grid, just as I could on a layer, but instead of just clicking into the color well to open the color palette up, I can click on this little tiny triangular in the lower-right corner, and instead I can get a list of swatches from which we can choose. So I am going to choose my favorite which is VisiBone2. It's a great palette that's laid out specifically for web work. Now I am going to select a color from this swatch palette and it's applied instantly to the background of the grid.