Table Introductory
To make a table, you will need 6 brackets. (shown below)
<table> <tr> <td>
And then of course, you will need the closing brackets for them as well. (shown below)
<table> <tr> <td>
<tables>
It indecates that you want to start a table.
You can add many attributes such as...
Height, width, cellspacing, cellpadding, border, style, and more
When you are done with a table, remember to close it with </table>
<tr>
This can only be used inside the table brackets
This is the table rows bracket.
When you want to start a new row, you put an opening table row bracket <tr>.
| Table row 1 --> | cell | cell | cell |
| Table row 2 --> | cell | cell | cell |
| Table row 3 --> | cell | cell | cell |
The table row bracket can have there attributes...
height, width, border, style, and more
Remember to close the table row bracket with this...</tr>
If you do not, you will not start a new row when you put the second table row in.
<td>
This is the table data bracket, or you can call it as a cell bracket.
This can only be inside the table ro(<tr>)brackets which is inside the table (<table>) brackets.
The cell is where you actually put the data in.
The <td> can have many attribute. Here are some.
height, width, colspan, rowspan, style, border
The colspan means column-span. if you want to span the data cell over two data cells under it, you would put
<td colspan="2">
See how it works now?
The row apn works the samw way. if you want to span the data cell over two data cells beside/next to it you would put
<td rowspan="two">
You can insert all different kindsd of tings into the data cell, like images, links, and other tables.
Remember to close the data cell brackets with </td>
Overall Code
To put the 3 table brackets together, you start with <table>.
Below is how a table code should look like. (I didn't use any attributes.)
<table>
<tr> <td>
Yadda yadda yadda.. Hello people, this is my table!
</td> </tr>
</table>
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