| This is caption. |
| 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 text is in a regular cell. |
This cell has more vertical space because the rowspan was set = 2. |
| This text is in a regular cell. |
This text is in a regular 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 |
