Introduction to HTML - Part 9 (Tables)

Tables are created using code like this:

<table border=1>
<tr><th>Favorite Musicians</th> <th>Favorite Movies</th> <th>Favorite Beers</th> </tr>

<tr><td>Ricky Martin</td> <td>Titantic</td> <td>Zima</td> </tr>
<tr><td>Celion Dion</td>  <td>Notting Hill</td> <td>Coors Light</td> </tr>
<tr><td>Winger</td>       <td>Clockwork Orange</td> <td>Budweiser</td> </tr>
</table>

The "TABLE" tag starts a table
The "TR" tag denotes a table row
The "TH" tag is used for column headers
The "TD" tag is used for table data.

Example:

Favorite Musicians Favorite Movies Favorite Beers

Ricky Martin Titantic Zima

Celion Dion Notting Hill Coors Light

Winger Clockwork Orange Budweiser

Favorite Musicians	Favorite Movies	Favorite Beers
Ricky Martin	Titantic	Zima
Celion Dion	Notting Hill	Coors Light
Winger	Clockwork Orange	Budweiser

Unfortunately, there are about a billion table configuration options. Pick up a HTML book for gory details.

Introduction to HTML - Part 9 (Tables)

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