How do you use the table code?

[mikan]

Now, there are three types of tables, right---

[table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

[tr][/tr]

[td][/td]

I don't know how you use this. Where the text are suppose to go.....here's an example....

Males - 90
Females - 100

Can you put the information in the table? Then, quote the whole code, so I can see how you work this thing ^^ thanks!

[Trublu]

Jul 11, 2009 13:31:17 GMT -8 mikan said:

Now, there are three types of tables, right---

[table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

[tr][/tr]

[td][/td]

I don't know how you use this. Where the text are suppose to go.....here's an example....

Males - 90
Females - 100

Can you put the information in the table? Then, quote the whole code, so I can see how you work this thing ^^ thanks!

There aren't three kinds of tables, per say, but three different tags that go into a table.

[table] just says that we're going to start a table

[tr] signals a new row. This comes after the initial table, but before the column.

[td] signals a new column in that row (cell).

So a sample table would be something like:

[table][tr][td]Males 90[/td][td]Females 100[/td][/tr][/table]

Would give us:

Males 90

Females 100

[mikan]

thanks~

[Trublu]

Jul 11, 2009 13:36:44 GMT -8 mikan said:

thanks~

You're welcome.

[teestorms]

I don't mean to intrude, but shouldn't the text in red say "cell", instead of "row"?

There aren't three kinds of tables, per say, but three different tags that go into a table.

[table] just says that we're going to start a table

[tr] signals a new row. This comes after the initial table, but before the column.

[td] signals a new row.

So a sample table would be something like:

[table][tr][td]Males 90[/td][td]Females 100[/td][/tr][/table]

Would give us:

Males 90

Females 100

[Craig]

You're correct, yes, it should say cell

[Trublu]

Jul 11, 2009 14:46:24 GMT -8 teestorms said:

I don't mean to intrude, but shouldn't the text in red say "cell", instead of "row"?

There aren't three kinds of tables, per say, but three different tags that go into a table.

[table] just says that we're going to start a table

[tr] signals a new row. This comes after the initial table, but before the column.

[td] signals a new row.

So a sample table would be something like:

[table][tr][td]Males 90[/td][td]Females 100[/td][/tr][/table]

Would give us:

Males 90

Females 100

Small typo, thanks. Fixed.

[mikan]

i dont know if this is right....but

[table][tr][td]Ranks[/td][/tr][tr][td]Posts[/tr][/td][tr][td]Tasks[/tr][/td][/table]

I want it to apear like this:


--------------------------
Ranks | Posts | Tasks
--------------------------
New Mage|0 | N/A
--------------------------
Starter|20|Can join guilds
--------------------------
Active Mage|40| Can start getting missions
--------------------------


Like that, but it appeared like this....

Ranks

Posts

[/td][tr][td]Tasks[/tr][/td][/table]

[Sàm]

Ranks

Posts

Tasks

[table][tr][td]Ranks[/td][td]Posts[/td][td]Tasks[/td][/tr][/table]

Don't start a new cell each time you want a new column.

[mikan]

Ranks

Posts

Tasks

New Mage

0

N/A

it doesn't merge.....how can I merge them?

[Sàm]

Jul 12, 2009 16:00:32 GMT -8 mikan said:

[table][tr][td]Ranks[/td][td]Posts[/td][td]Tasks[/td][/tr][/table]
[table][tr][td]New Mage[/td][td]0[/td][td]N/A[/td][/tr][/table]

it doesn't merge.....how can I merge them? ???

You created two tables. Remove the first end-table and the second start-table.

Ranks	Posts	Tasks
New Mage	0	N/A

[mikan]

thanks~

[Sàm]

Of course.

[Craig]

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