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Table Tutorial
Eh! So you've come to learn about Tables? Tables are one of the most
powerful layout design tools in the HTML language. With Tables, you can
layout text and graphics virtually anywhere, giving you more control over
the design of your site.
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Tables are a standard in HTML, but Netscape and
Internet Explorer have adopted their own specific enhancements, so this
tutorial will be broken into several sections -
Table Basics & Standards,
Table Tricks & Tips,
Table Tutorial Quick Reference,
<TABLE> Elements,
<TR> Table Row Elements, and
<TD> Table Cell Elements. As you'll see,
Explorer has a lot more specific Tags, giving the author a lot more freedom
with Table enhancements, again, giving you that much more control. Obviously
you'll need Explorer to view the Explorer Tags, and Netscape to use the
Netscape Tags.
Note: The Table examples have borders for easy recognition, disregard them
when following the examples.
The code for Table examples will be followed by:


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