Fancier Table Stuff
all the changes on these tables are to the {table} tag, so I will only show the table tag in the examples
Here is a plain table: {table border}
Here's a table with a thicker border: {table border=5}
Here's a table with a border color: {table border=5 bgcolor="#0000ff"}
Here's a table with a background: {table border=5
background="https://members.tripod.com/~KaronAnn/background/castle.gif"}
one four | two three |
three two | four one |
Here's a table with a border color: {table border=5 bordercolor="#0000ff"}
one four | two three |
three two | four one |
Here's a table with border and background color: {table border=5
bordercolor="#0000ff" bgcolor="#00ffff"}
one four | two three |
three two | four one |
Nested Tables
I'm not sure what I'd use a nested table for, but it is possible
to put one table inside of another.
Example #1:
This html:
{table border=5 background="https://members.tripod.com/~KaronAnn/background/castle.gif"}
{tr}{td}one four{td}two three{/td}{/tr}
{table border=5 bgcolor="#0000ff"}
{tr}{td}one{td}two{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}three{td}four{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{tr}{td}three two{td}four one{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
will produce:
one four | two three |
three two | four one |
Example #2:
This html:
{table border=5 background="https://members.tripod.com/~KaronAnn/background/castle.gif"}
{tr}{td}one four(/td}{/tr}
{table border=5 bgcolor="#0000ff"}
{tr}{td}one{td}two{/td}{/tr}
{tr}{td}three{td}four{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
{tr}{td}three two{/td}{/tr}
{/table}
will produce: