The buttons are contained by the cell in the first column, and the page text lives in the right-hand column. I've also used tables in other places for spacing objects and text, more precise indentations, etc. Before we get into a detailed description of all the different table tags and options, lets get a basic understanding for how tables work. This is a very basic table, but it is an excellent illustration of the concept. However, don't allow this use of a table to contain tabular data to blind you to other possible uses of tables.
Lets move on to the options for each tag.
The table tag contains the entire table, and its attributes can be used to control certain formatting attributes of the entire table. The attributes of the table tag are described below. The border attribute controls the line width used to draw the lines around the outside of the table. If no border is specified, a value of 0 may be assumed. If a border of 0 is specified, the border is not drawn, making the table invisible.