Now to add some content. You can go ahead and type stuff or add images to the middle row as is, but the text will be jammed right against the edge and won’t look to hot. So we can create a table inside that row with a bit of padding to keep the content off the edges of the box. Once again, click the middle row so that your cursor is in it and click the new table button. Use the following settings:

Hit ok and you can start adding your content to that new padded table. Your box should now look like this:

Hope that helps clear up some of the DW slicing mystery

Dan

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