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Using Tables

Often, it is helpful to present information in a more structured manner than a list. Tables can display this information in rows and columns. The tables are defined as series of rows.

A table must follow the rules below:

• The table is enclosed within the tags <TABLE> and </TABLE>.
• The title of the table is enclosed within <CAPTION> </CAPTION>.
• Each row is enclosed within <TR> </TR> (for Table Row).
• The header cells are enclosed within <TH> </TH> (for Table Header).
• The data in the each cell is enclosed within <TD> </TD> (Table Data).

Here is an example of an HTML table:

<TABLE BORDER="1">
  <CAPTION>This is the title of the table</CAPTION>
  <TR>
	<TH> Title A1 </TH>
	<TH> Title A2 </TH>
	<TH> Title A3 </TH>
	<TH> Title A4 </TH>
  </TR>
  <TR>
	<TH> Title B1 </TH>
	<TD> Value B2 </TD>
	<TD> Value B3 </TD>
	<TD> Value B4 </TD>
  </TR>
</TABLE> 

The results of this code:

Attributes