A table can be rotated by dragging the red circle to the desired position or by entering the exact value for the rotation angle. If the red circle is exactly at 12 o'clock position the table is at 0 o rotation.
A table can be resized by dragging the red square in the corner of the table, or by entering the exact values for width and height in fields. The width and height of the table measured in pixels. Tables can be moved with drag&drop or with entering the exact coordinates. Horizontal and vertical positioning of the table. Name of displayed on the element, or name of the table.ĭropdown menu with created tables to be added to the layout. Position of the element can be precisely adjusted by entering its X and Y coordinates. Select the element type (rectangle or ellipse).Ħ. Select the table you want to add from the dropdown menu.ĥ. In order to add a table instead of an element, please click on the Table drop-down menu in the Element properties.Ĥ. By default this will create a new element on the layout.ģ. Click on the +button in the upper left corner in order to add a new element.Ģ. New tables need to be first created on the table plan and then added on the layout editor.ġ. Arranging tables on the layout can be done by drag&drop method or by using the position coordinates in the Element properties menu. Their position, dimensions and rotation angle can be changed by clicking on individual tables and changing the values in the Element properties menu. Tables will by default be 100x100 in a square shape with 0 o rotation. Initially created tables on a new table plan will appear on the layout editor when you open it. The vertical column on the right-hand side, which allows the editing of the properties of the currently selected element. The middle section with a graphical representation of the table layout.ģ. The horizontal ribbon with function buttons.Ģ. The layout editor can be functionally separated into three segments.ġ. The layout editor can be accessed from the Settings -> Layouts section by clicking on the LAYOUT EDITOR button next to the layout created in the previous step. Editing the dimensions of table area surface.Precise table positioning using coordinates.The layout editor is, therefore, able to represent two types of objects: tables and elements (anything spatially significant which is not a table). The layout editor aids you in making a visual representation of the serving area including tables and other physical elements such as bars, windows, columns, stairs etc.
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