Tables
Using Tables
Example 1
Example 1
| COLUMN 1 |
COLUMN 2 |
| Cell 1.1 |
Cell 1.2 |
| Cell 2.1 |
Cell 2.2 |
is rendered as ...
Example 1
| COLUMN 1 |
COLUMN 2 |
| Cell 1.1 |
Cell 1.2 |
| Cell 2.1 |
Cell 2.2 |
NOTES:
- Use BORDER=0 to remove the border lines.
- Use BORDER=n where n>1, to thicken the border lines.
- Use CAPTION ALIGN="top" to place the caption at the top.
- Use CELLPADDING=n
to alter the space between the border of the cell and its contents.
Example 2
Example 2
| COLUMN 1 |
COLUMN 2 |
| Adrian |
| Tamsin |
Guinevere |
is rendered as ...
Example 2
| LEFT |
RIGHT |
| Adrian |
| Tamsin |
Guinevere |
NOTES:
- COLSPAN=2 indicates that this cell spans two columns.
- ALIGN="center" centres the cell contents.
Example 3
Example 3
| LEFT |
RIGHT |
| Tristan |
Tobias |
| Geronwy |
is rendered as ...
Example 3
| LEFT |
RIGHT |
| Tristan |
Tobias |
| Geronwy |
NOTES:
- ROWSPAN=2 indicates that this cell spans two rows.
Using Tables Without Borders to Tabulate
Example 1
| Cell 1.1 |
Cell 1.2 |
| Cell 2.1 |
Cell 2.2 |
| Cell 3.1 |
Cell 3.2 |
is rendered as ...
| Cell 1.1 |
Cell 1.2 |
| Cell 2.1 |
Cell 2.2 |
| Cell 3.1 |
Cell 3.2 |
Using Lists & Tables Without Borders to Columnate
is rendered as ...
NOTES:
- Notice the use of the WIDTH and VALIGN parameters.