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I often run into this issue: I have a table (as in data in a table format) and the table is at the start of a document or email. I wish to move the table down the page but my cursor will only move to the start of the first cell in the table, and hitting Enter just expands the cell.
For example, you write an email like:
hi john, here's the data you wanted
[table begins]
Then you remove the "hi" line entirely to write something else (the "I" represents the cursor)
I[table]
Now if I click away or move the cursor, I can't get it back there again.
Is there any way you can force the cursor in front of the table element ? I've never found a way, there must be surely.
Usually I end up using ctrl-Z and undoing everything since the table moved to the start.
I've tried ctrl-Home, and PageUp. Neither worked.
Does placing the cursor at the end of the table and then pressing
left
until you reach the beginning again work? – slhck – 2011-08-30T09:26:55.167no, it moves it up through the cells one at a time. (that was on thunderbird email anyhow). – Sirex – 2011-08-30T09:38:53.260