Lesson 3


We are really beginning to organize our page now as we begin to work on Tables in this lesson.
For my first table I would like to put a simple table here to show you how it is done.

Using the <TABLE>and</TABLE> tag set will tell the browser to look for the table.

Using the <TR>and</TR> tag set which is called the table row tag set will tell the browser to set up a table row in which all items contained are listed in a straight line

Using the <TD>and</TD> tag set which is called the table data tag set will tell the browser to set up a cell for table data to be placed in.

Thus a very simple Table would be made like this:


<TABLE>
<TR>
<TD>APPLES</TD>
<TD>ORANGES</TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>CORN</TD>
<TD>BROCCOLLI</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>


This is what the Table would look like after you used the above html code.
APPLES ORANGES
CORN BROCCOLLI


Another way to look at this Table that might spice it up a little would be to add Borders!
APPLES ORANGES
CORN BROCCOLLI


Another way to spice up a Table might be to add a Table Header!
GAMES
HOCKEY FOOTBALL
BASEBALL BASKETBALL
I might also add that the COLSPAN attribute was used here to make games span across both columns!

I guess it is time to add the free graphic that I downloaded from
http://www.spareg.smc.univie.ac.at/ ~cenker/cc_pers/cc_icons.htm
The name of the graphic is dragon1x.gif and here it is!
Dragon


Well as far as developing my web page ideas and topic I am going with this notebook.
I am hoping that some of the information that I provide here might help someone else along the way. I will use these pages in the future to further my web page experience and hopefully help others


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