In this hour, you learn to arrange text and images into organized arrangements or rows and columns, called tables . You discover the three basic tags for creating tables, and many optional attributes for controlling the alignment, spacing, and appearance of tables. You also see that tables can be used together and nested within one another for an even wider variety of layout options.
Table cells can contain both graphics and text.
This table uses several table tag attributes to control borders, spacing, alignment, and cell background color. It also shows an example of a single cell spanning two columns. By nesting one table inside another, you can create complex arrangements of text on the page. Here, a table with borders is inside a table with no borders. The boring, conventional way to use tables is for tabular arrangements of text and numbers.