Here are
just some examples of what tables can be made to look like.
| <TABLE BORDER="10" WIDTH="100%" CELLSPACING="5" CELLPADDING="5"> |
| <TR ALIGN=CENTER> |
| <TD ALIGN=CENTER > |
| </TD> |
| </TR> |
| </TABLE> |
This one has an invisible
border with each line of text inside of a seperate row.
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These three
examples are simple tables meant to hold graphics. The first one has no cellspacing or
cellpadding. The next one has a pixel value of 10 for the cellspacing. The last one has a
pixel value of 10 for the cellpadding.
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This is the
table used on the site's main page, the border has be turned on to facilitate easier
viewing of the table.
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This is a
one-row three-cell table with an embedded table in the middle to hold the text.
| Stone's Place! @ a glance. | |
| Take a walk around the place. | |
| Newest renovation 4/28/99. | |
This is a table with the
form tag intermingled in it.
Well that is
about it! For more examples of tables, visit the rest of the site. There are numerous
tables of differing kinds spread thoughout.