lunes, 30 de julio de 2012


LEARN TO CREATE YOUR OWN TABLES HTML
Structure of a table
The tables are formed by rows, columns and cells. Each horizontal space is a continuous row and each vertical space is a column continued, defining a cell as the space formed by the intersection of a row and a column.
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
row 1
cell (1.1) cell (1.2) cell (1.2)
cell (2.1) cell (2.2) cell (2.3)
cell (3.1) cell (3.2) cell (3.3)
row 2
row 3
The first thing we do when we want to introduce a table is to tell the browser where this begins and ends, this is achieved by <TABLE> start tag and its corresponding closing </ TABLE>.
Then we tell you how many rows we have in our table, which we do with the start tag <TR> row> and its corresponding row closure </ TR>, so deberenos insert a pair of labels for each row we want to have the table.
Finally, within each row indicate how many cells we will have, which initially must correspond to the number of columns you want to have the table. This is achieved by the pairs of labels <TD> and </ DT>.
http://foro.univision.com/t5/Tutoriales-de-P%C3%A1ginas-Web-close/APRENDE-A-CREAR-TUS-PROPIAS-TABLAS-DE-HTML/td-p/17899046#axzz224iz6pgs

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