session 9-TABLE ATTRIBUTES

Let's create a table with two rows, each with two cells in them (4 cells in total). Note how the <tr> and <td> tags are positioned:

<table><tr><td>Cell #1</td><td>Cell #2</td><tr><td>Cell #3</td><td>Cell #4</td></tr></table>

Cell #1 Cell #2 Cell #3 Cell #4

Since we want two rows, there are two <tr> tags present. Since we want to cells in each of the rows, there are two <td> tags present in each <tr>. ........Table Attributes - Tables accept various attributes that control how a table is to look. Some of the basic table attributes:

attributes	Function
border=?	Specifies the border width of the table, in pixels.
width=?	Specifies the width of the table or cell, in pixels or %.
height=?	Specifies the height of the. table or cell, in pixels or %
cellpadding=?	Specifies the distant between the cell and the content inside.
cellspacing=?	Specifies the spacing between each cells, in pixels.

Here's an example that uses some of the above attributes:

<table border=3 width=200 cellpadding=20><tr><td>Cell #1</td><tr><td>Cell #2</td></tr></table>

Cell #1 Cell #2

 

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