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This tutorial will show you how to build a table step-by-step by using the example table below.
| This is header. | The letters in this section are bold. | We are bold because we are in <TH> tag. |
<TH> means Table Header. |
|---|---|---|---|
| This cell is wider than others because the colspan was set = 2. | This is ordinary text in ordinary cell. | This cell has more vertical space because the rowspan was set = 2. | |
| This is ordinary text in ordinary cell. | This is ordinary text in ordinary cell. | This text is right/bottom align. | |
Here is the HTML code that makes this table; here also is a description of what the code does. Following this example, you will understand the basic rules and be able to build your own table.
<table border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="5">- The border of the table was specified as 1 pixel. If you want an invisible table border, just set it to 0.
- Cellpadding (spacing within cells themselves) = 5 pixels.
- Cellspacing (spacing between each cells) = 5 pixels.
<caption align="top">This is caption.</caption>- Caption tag show the caption above the table.
<tr>- Telling a browser that we are opening a table's row.
<th bgcolor="#FFFFCC">This is header</th><th bgcolor="#FFFFCC">The letters in this section are bold.</th><th bgcolor="#FFFFCC">We are bold because we are in <TH> tag.</th><th bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><TH> means Table Header</th><th>tag refers to "Table Header". Characters within this tag will be shown bold. Like the<td>tag, the<th>tag can have the value of background color specified. This is not in the HTML 3.2 standard, but this additional attribute is supported by both Netscape and Explorer. You can also putbackground="your_image.gif"as a background, but only Explorer supports table background.</tr>- Close the row.
<tr>- Open new row
<td colspan="2">This cell is wider than others because the colspan was set = 2.</td><td>This is ordinary text in ordinary cell.</td><td rowspan="2">This cell has more vertical space because the rowspan was set = 2.</td><TD>= table data. COLSPAN is the number of columns spanned by the cell. ROWSPAN is the number of rows spanned by the cell. Both have a default at 1.</tr>- Close the row.
<tr>- Open new row
<td>This is ordinary text in ordinary cell.</td><td>This is ordinary text in ordinary cell.</td><td align="right" valign="bottom">This text is right/bottom align.</td>ALIGNis for horizontal. Its default value is "left". VALIGN is for vertical. Its default value is "middle".</tr></table>
Now you know the basics of how to build a table and what its attributes are. You may adjust and use the table in many circumstances. I have put some concerns about using tables in another page on this site called "How to make your page fit in any screen resolutions".