Living Heritage Homepage Home Our Project Our Team Research Process Curriculum Links Credits     Members Login	LH3Live LH3Live When and How to Use Tables Tables are HTML equivalents to a simple excel spreadsheet. There are three basic tags to use to define the Table. 1. The Table itself: <table> </table> 2. A row within the table: <tr> </tr> 3. A cell within a row: <td> </td> These tags can all be generated from the toolbar under the format menu item. Why use a Table? A Table can be used to structure a page. To allow pictures and text to be placed in cells across the page. Example: If you wanted three pictures across a page each with a caption underneath then you would need a table with two rows, each row with three cells. ie: <table> <tr> <td> pic1 </td> <td> pic 2 </td> <td> pic3 </td> </tr> <tr> <td> caption1</td> <td> caption2 </td> <td> caption3 </td> </tr> </table> Suggestions for content: Home | Our Project | Research Process | Our Team | Curriculum Links | Credits Need help? Logging In and Out | Editing an Existing Page | Uploading and Using Pictures Creating New Pages | When and How to Use Tables | Hints and HTML Reference Sites The toolbar
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