Interesting facts about
tables:
If you create a cell that contains a graphic
image and wonder why does the cell have all that space around it or why
isn't it centered properly, it is because of the way you wrote the HTML
code. Any return spaces or extra spaces in the code will create some space
in the cell. (see TABLE #2 below) So instead of typing it like this:
<td>
<img src="url">
</td>
Try typing it like this:
<td><img Src="url"></td>
More about tags and their
values
BORDER=<value>You
can have a table within a table with different BORDER values. This looks
much nicer than if both tables have the same border width. Or make the
inside table invisible by setting the BORDER=0 (see sample TABLE #2 inside
TABLE #1 below)
CELLSPACING=<value> This
is the amount of space between each cell
CELLPADDING=<value> This
is the amount of space between the border of the cell and the contents
of the cell. A cell padding of 0 <zero> may not look good because
the contents fo the cell may touch the cell borders making it unclear.
WIDTH=<value or percent> When
used with the <TABLE> tag it will set the width of the table. You
can set it by the number of pixels or a percentage of the documents width
When used with <TH> or <TD> tags it sets the width of
the cell. You can also set it by the pixels or a percentage ot the table
width.
