<TABLE>...</TABLE>
The
TABLE Tag
The TABLE tags define the beginning and ending of a TABLE in the HTML
document. Between these tags you will find the different part of a TABLE
and attributes to both the table and its part. These determine what the
table will look like and what is contained in the TABLE.
Parts of a Table:
<TR>...</TR> This tag defines a row within the table.
<TH>...</TH> This tag defines a table heading cell.
<TD>...</TD> This tag defines a table data cell.
Attributes:
- BORDER: The BORDER tag indicates whether or not the table has
a border or not. If a border is used, it also defines the width of the
border.
Example: BORDER=0 NO BORDER
BORDER=1 BORDER 1 PIXEL IN WIDTH
- ALIGN: The align tag can be used in either the TABLE tag or
in any of the parts of a table. When used in the table tag, it will
horizontally align the table within the HTML document. When used in any
of the parts of the table, it will align the contents of that part
horizontally.
- VALIGN: The valign tag is used similar to the align tag
except that it aligns vertically. It, too, can be used in either the
table tag or one of the parts of the table..
- Background - tiles and image in the
background of the table
- Bgcolor - colors the background of
the table
- Cellspacing
- Cellpadding
- bordercolor
- bordercolordark
- bordercolorlight
Usage
<table align="center" bgcolor="#77AFFF" cellspacing="6"
cellpadding ="10" border="5" bordercolordark="#000080"
bordercolorlight="#D2F0FF" bordercolor="#0142AA" >
<tr>
<TD> this is a cell
</TD>
<TD> this is a cell
</TD>
<TD> this is a cell
</TD>
</tr>
</table>
How It Looks
| this is a cell
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this is a cell
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this is a cell
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