Tables TABLES ARE FORMED USING < TABLE > AND < /TABLE > TAGS. THE CONTENTS OF A <TABLE> SHOULD BE A GROUP OF ROWS SPECIFIED USING THE < TR > TAGS. THE CONTENTS OF A ROW SHOULD BE A GROUP OF TABLE DATA CELLS ENCLOSED IN < TD > ELEMENTS. < TABLE >  < TR > < TD > TAG < /TD > < TD > TYPE < /TD > < TR > < TD > TITLE < /TD > < TD > HEAD < /TD > < TR > < TD > P < /TD > < TD > BLOCK < /TD >  < /TABLE > TAG TYPE TITLE HEAD P BLOCK

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This page is part of a section of lecture slides related to " HTML tables " within the topic "HTML II". Other slides within this section and other sections of slides for the topic "HTML II" can be accessed using the links below. TEXT Text Style Tags Getting Physical... Text That Isn't Text List Tags List Elements Ordered and Unordered Lists Ordered and Unordered Lists (cont.) Definition Lists HTML tables Tables Table Borders and Headers Table Cell Spacing Table Cell Padding Irregular Table Cells Table Cell Alignment Table Width and Height Attributes