Tables Explained
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Examples of Finished Tables]
1) You HAVE TO START WITH THIS CODE:
1B) You can add extras to this part of the table,
but don't make a whole new code.
Examples of extras you can add:
bgcolor=COLOR
background=IMAGE URL
border=NUMBER
bordercolor=COLOR
cellpadding=NUMBER
cellspacing=NUMBER
You can either do bgcolor OR background
They can all go in one code, like this:
2) Now you can add the rows.
After code #1, you must type this:
3) Depending on how many columns you want,
you can repeat this code over and over after code #2.
Each one creates a new column (the part going down).
If you only want a row with nothing
separating it, write it once.
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4)
Now, after you make all the columns you need, you must end the row, by doing this:
5) Now, you can repeat steps #2-4 as many times
as you like to make numerous rows with the
same number of columns.
6) Once you made all the rows you want, you must end the table with this code:
The following codes are extras you can add to your table. Key word: ADD! Remember, you still need the other parts of the table code.
Row/Column Spans
TEXT |
TEXT |
These codes specify how many rows or columns one box SPANS (covers)
Row span =4TextTextTextText | | | | |
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No Outside Border
No Side Borders
No Top/Bottom Border
No Inside Borders
Only Column Borders
Only Row Borders
Here are some examples of FINISHED tables:
Text Text Text Text
TextText
Text>Text | | | | |
Text Text Text Text
TextText
TextText | | | | |
Thanx
Laura
for the background! |
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TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT |
TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT
TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT TEXT |
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