My Tables Homework
Welcome to my fourth, and even fancier, tables assignment. This homework uses a table to prevent text from straying over onto the patterned side of a left hand border background.
As you can see, the text stays neatly over here on the right side, so you can read it without too much efford and it doesn't spoil the lovely geometric background.
I mentioned that tables can be nested to create layered backgrounds. Well, they can also be nested when a tabular display is chosen for a web page that uses a table to control layout. See, my French verbs are part of a table within a table!
| Avoir | Etre | Aller |
|---|---|---|
| J'ai | Je suis | Je vais |
| Tu as | Tu es | Tu vas |
| Il/Elle a | Il/Elle est | Il/Elle va |
| Nous avons | Nous sommes | Nous allons |
| Vous avez | Vous êtes | Vous allez |
| Ils/Elles ont | Ils/Elles sont | Ils/Elles vont |
More to come! See ya next class!
Willow
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