On 12.06.03, In A quick how-to, and an experiment if they work on Triond!
<table border=”1″>
<tr>
<th>Do</th>
<th>Tables</th>
<th>Work?</th>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Yes</td>
<td>They</td>
<td>Do</td>
</tr>
</table>
This is an attempt to see if the Triond editor will accept tables entered as HTML elements. I’ ve tried pasting in tables from a Microsoft Word document, only to be rewarded with screwy spacing. If this does work, this is how you make an HTML Table:
You first create the table by entering the declaration of the table like so. The border attribute accepts a number for what built-in style the table’s bordering will take.
Then you close the table like this:
In between those two, you put the rows and columns, declaring rows with tr tags, and and individual cells with td tags. You can created headers with th tags. You put the actual text in between these th and td tables, remembering to put each row in between a tr tag.
As such, the finished code for the above table looks like this:
Now, I’ve typed and screencapped this this all out assuming it’ll work – let’s hope it does!
Good tutorial with step by step guide.
Good info and useful for people learning HTML to design their pwn web page.
It doesn’t look like it works on Triond. I cut-and-pasted it to Blogger, and it works there. I think you need a another “<" after Tables; It works better if I change the line to read Tables.
Whoa! I wrote”Tables” above and the HTML stuff disappeared. Let’s see what happens when we put the table code in comments:
Do
Tables/th>
Work?
Yes
They
Do
Read more: http://computersight.com/computers/how-to-make-html-tables/#ixzz1wowepSUb
Tags disappear in comments. It’s clear from the above that you need to add “” after Tables. Okay, so all we have to do is put our tables in the comments section. How does the HTML look when you view it from the dashboard in comments?
Another try:
Do TablesWork?
Yes They Do
Heck, looks like I am missing a bracket! Wow, embarrassing!
It looks like adding the missing bracket fixes nothing – I guess screen-shotted tables from word or what have you, inserted as images are the way to do this.
Dubious, since Triond is so glitchy.