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LESSON 7: TABLESObjectives o learn basic table code
o add table attributes o include graphics, links, and color in tables o assign attributes to rows and cells o use colspan and rowspan codes
Listed above are the lesson objectives. Refer to the CD for step-by-step instructions and video demonstrations that will help you master these objectives. Overview Sometimes Web designers create tables with borders, which clearly indicate that the information is within a table. At other times, they turn the borders off and use the table cells as a hidden structure within which they arrange their site elements. If you visit ten popular Web sites, chances are good that nine or ten of them will use tables to control the screen layout. We can use HTML code to add color to table cells, which allows the page to display spot color without the use of graphics. This speeds up download time and adds visual interest to the page. By experimenting with cells that span rows or columns, you can create complex tables and even nest one table inside another. This is the last lesson that deals with code. You will now add two
tables that contain these elements:
After reading the step-by-step instructions and watching the video demonstrations on the CD, we recommend you read the text, review your notes, and view examples of the code. Then begin creating the Web pages required for your homework. If you are still confused, send your instructor an email.
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