Tables
Here are some example of tables. You can view the
source and see how they are done.
Basically everything is inside the <table> </table>
tags.
The <tr> stands for table row and the <td> stands for
table data.
So the table below has one <tr> with 3 <td> sets
inside the <tr> tag.
Like this:
<table>
<tr>
<td> button 1 </td>
<td> button 2 </td> <td> button 3 </td>
<tr>
</table>
If you view the source for this page you
will see the table below uses some other attributes like
cellpadding (the distance of the words or images from the sides),
cellspacing (the distance between cells), border (the border
width around the images).
| Button 1 Here | Button 2 Here | Button 3 Here |
By the way, the <hr> tag is called the horizontal rule tag - it is a one sided tag (no </hr> needed)
The hr tag can have attributes too.
The thing below is also a table - but
no borders so it appears as if the things are just located there.
Tables can be good for controlling where text or images appear.+
| Image 1 | Image 2 | Image 3 | Image 4 | Image 5 |
Here is an example of a table that goes down and uses a couple of other attributes..
| Link 1 |
| Link 2 |
| Link 3 |
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