You may include just about any kind of HTML inside a table cell. Each cell acts independently of the other cells and the rest of the document when it comes to styling directives. Do not rely on your browser to turn off styling features for you. This is known to sometimes produce incredibly undesirable results for your page. You should be scrupulous about including the closing tag for every element you place in a table cell.
S E Create an HTML file that duplicates the table located here .
Consult the original HTML source code only if you're stumped. It's better to experiment until you get it working than to give up too soon. Then, create a table of information relevant to your own interests. As illustrated at the beginning of this lesson, tables are much more flexible than what we've seen so far. I have found the best way to learn about using tables is to experiment with them.