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Table Tags
ere's
a listing of all the various HTML table tags. Any web-designer knows that
tables are one of the most useful tools in HTML. The tags are listed in
blue. The attributes (if any) that go inside the tags are listed below
them . If you haven't done so, you might want to read the introductory
article on HTML first.
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Tags |
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Descriptions |
| <TABLE></TABLE>
Attributes:
ALIGN="left, center or right"
sets table alignment
WIDTH="number or percentage"
determines the table's width in pixels or as a percentage of the
browser window's width
FRAME="above, below, hsides, vsides,
lhs, rhs, box, border" makes some
or all of the table borders visible
BORDER="number"
determines the pixel width of the table borders
RULES="rows, cols, all"
makes all or some of the cell borders visible
CELLSPACING="number"
determines the pixel space between the cells and between the cells
and the outside border
CELLPADDING="number"
determines the space between the border of the cells and the contents
of the cells
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Creates
a table.
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| <CAPTION>
</CAPTION>
Attributes:
ALIGN="top, bottom, left, right"
sets caption alignment |
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Creates
captions for tables. This tag appears after the TABLE tag and all
its' attributes.
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| <TH>
</TH>
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Creates
a table heading (bold and centered text) that can be used to indicate
column or row headings
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| <TR>
</TR>
Attributes:
ALIGN="left, center, right"
sets horizontal alignment within a row of cells
VALIGN="top, middle, bottom"
sets vertical alignment within a row of cells |
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Creates
a new table row |
| <TD>
</TD>
Attributes:
ALIGN="left, center, right"
sets horizontal alignment within a cell
VALIGN="top, middle, bottom"
sets vertical alignment within a cell
COLSPAN="number"
this indicates the number of column cells a cell can span
ROWSPAN="number"
this indicates the number of rows a cell can span
NOWRAP text in this cell will not wrap
to the next line.
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Creates
a new cell in a row |
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