Tables

Reminder:   sub the <> with {}...

start by setting up your table and /table tags so you don't
forget the /table tag. The table wont work without the /table
tag

then for each line, you need tr and /tr tags
in between those td and /td tags for each entry

example 1
{table border}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}

will produce:

hello

 

example 2
{table border}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{td}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{/table}

will produce:

hello
goodbye


example 3

{table border}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{td}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}goodbye{/td}{td}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}

will produce

hello
goodbye
goodbye
hello


if you want the table centered, put center tag before the table
tag and the /center tag after the /table tag.

example 4
{center}{table border}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{td}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}goodbye{/td}{td}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{/center}

will produce:

hello
goodbye
goodbye
hello


For the same effect, with out a border, leave out the word border
in your table tag.

example:
{center}{table}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{td}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}goodbye{/td}{td}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{/center}

will produce:

hello
goodbye
goodbye
hello


that's not a very clean looking table, however.

for a better effect, the right hand side can be justified.
by adding align=right to the td tag.
example:
{center}{table}
{tr}{td}hello{/td}{td align=right}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}goodbye{/td}{td align=right}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{/center}

will produce:

hello
goodbye
goodbye
hello


you can include hypertext in your table as well.
{center}{table border}
{tr}{td}{a href="mailto:KaronAnn@aol.com"}hello{/a>{/td}
{td}goodbye{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}goodbye{/td}{td}hello{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{/center}

will produce:

hello
goodbye
goodbye
hello