Every column or <td> will make a box you can use for data (text or images) or leave blank. You can have data or images "span" columns or rows using colspan or rowspan in the td tag. For example, in the first table below, the source code for the first row within the table:
tells the text Room 12 to span over the 5 columns in the row, be bold, and center.
About Our Class | Our Favorite Books | Art Work | ||
Medievel | Colonial | Environment |
About Our Class which is really great |
Our Favorite Books | |
ArtWork |
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Colonial | Environment |
About Our Class which is really great |
Our Favorite Books | |
ArtWork | Medievel | |
Environment |
About Our Class which is really great | Our Favorite Books | |
Artwork that we created |
Medievel | |
Colonial | Environment |
For more tips and tools for using Tables, I recommend Elizabeth Castro's book: HTML for the World Wide Web (A Visual Quickstart Guide) which you can purchase through Amazon.com
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Last updated February 4, 2001
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