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Testing HTML for Lesson 21

This page is to test to see if your browser supports the HTML discussed in the lesson for Tables. If it does not, then it is probably not worth your time doing this lesson!
Basic Table With Border <table border>
If the figure below is a three by three grid of X's and O's, then your browser supports HTML tables.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Variable-Width Border <table border=10>
If the table below has a thick, shaded border 10 pixels thick, then your browser supports HTML tables with the border width set by border attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Invisible Border <table>
If the table below has no border, then your browser supports HTML tables with invisible borders by omitting the border attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Invisible Border <table border=0>
If the table below has no border, then your browser supports HTML tables with invisible borders by setting the border=0 attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Variable Cell Wall Width <table border=5 cellspacing=15>
If the table below has cell walls that are wider than one pixel, then your browser supports HTML tables with variable cell wall widths via the cellspacing=y attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Variable Cell Padding <table border=5 cellspacing=15 cellpadding=8>
If the table below has cell walls with empty space between the contents and the cell walls, then your browser supports HTML tables with variable cell padding via the cellpadding=z attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Colored Cells <tr bgcolor=#xxyyzz> <td bgcolor=#xxzzyy>
If the table below has different color cells, then your browser supports HTML colored tables via the bgcolor=#color attribute. The first two rows are colors (grey and tan) used in this lesson.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Background Images for Table Cells <td background="pattern.gif>
If the table below has patterns in the background, then your browser supports HTML colored tables via the background="pattern.gif" attribute.

XXO
OOX
XOX

Background Images for Tables <table... background="pattern.gif>
If the table below has patterns in the background, then your browser supports HTML colored tables via the background="pattern.gif" attribute. Note the effect can be different in different browsers; NetScape will fill only the table cells while Internet Explorer will cover the entire area of the table.

XXO
OOX
XOX


Writing HTML: Testing HTML for Lesson 21
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