# Advanced Wikiediting/Tables

If you want to start with just a few simple examples, go to: Help:Table.

## Table of contents

Table of Contents :
| Simple Example 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |

### Simple Example 1

| This | is |
| a | table |

### Simple Example 2

| This | is |
| a | table |

### Simple Example 3

| TOP LEFT | TOP RIGHT |
| BOTTOM LEFT | BOTTOM RIGHT |

### Simple Example 4

* This is right!
* This is center.
* This is left.
* This is justified text and then more text and then more text and then even more text but always text, text, and text. As you can see, it is perfectly justified but are you justified in using justified text.

### Simple Example 6

| The quick brown fox jumped over the slow lazy dog. | {| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" | The quick |rowspan="2"| brown<br>fox<br>jumped |- | over the |- |colspan="2"| slow lazy dog. |} |

### Simple Example 7

| The quick brown fox jumped over the slow and lazy dog. | {| border="1" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" | The quick |rowspan="4"| brown<br>fox<br>jumped |- | over |- | the |- | slow |- |colspan="2"| and lazy dog. |} | 1 2 3 4 5 6 |

### Practical Example 1

A useful location finder for all Wikiversity pages.
Your Current Location :
| Page: | Introduction |
| Lesson: | Lesson #004: Thumbnail Storyboards |
| Course: | Course #01 - Basic Filmmaking |
| Department: | Narrative Film Production |
| Division: | Film and Television |
| Portal: | Portal:Fine Arts |
| School: | Art and Design |
| Faculty: | Humanities |
| University: | Wikiversity (English) |

### Practical Example 2

Table of contents
Topic:Music in Film:
Mad Max's Course in Film Scoring for Motion Pictures
Lesson:
Lesson #01: Creating the sound of "Fear"
Pages of this Lesson:
Page 1: Introduction - The Secret of Motion Pictures
Page 2: What is narrative music?
Page 3: What computer software do I need?
Page 4: Getting started with GarageBand
Page 5: List of moods and actions for you to work on
Page 6: Narrative music created by Mad Max's students
Supplemental A: Examples of Narrative Music
Supplemental B: A simple movie for scoring :

### Practical Example 3

This lesson should take only 15 minutes to draw the thumbnail storyboards with pencil and paper. :
| Problem | It takes too long to get the thumbnail drawings into the computer. |
| Solution #1 | Mail me your pencil and paper storyboard sketches. |
| Solution #2 | Tell me the numbers of the Thumbnail Examples which match your storyboards. |

### Practical Example 5

This is a film strip.
| 1031 | 1075 |

### Practical Example 6

This is an empty table.

### Practical Example 8

This is tables within a table.
| Left | Right |

### Practical Example 9

A simple framework
Title :
| Left | Right |

### Practical Example 11

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### Practical Example 12

| . | Start Here: | . | → | First lesson: Formatting the movie script. |
Second page of this help page for tables