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After seeing some formatting related text tags, let's start now talking about the tables you can insert

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inside our age HTML documents, so let's delete headings and paragraphs to end up with our file.

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Exactly as it was when we created it in one of the first lessons of the section.

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Once done this, let's insert now a classic table made up of rows and columns into our document.

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The table is recalled by the table tag so table and it needs inside.

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A series of other tags have to be inserted as these tags initially represent rows and colors.

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We are going to see then other tags which represent, for example, the part relative to the header

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on the table, the Parrella team to the photo and the part relative to the content there.

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For the body to insert rows and columns, you need to use the TR and T the attributes inserted inside

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our tags for the rows.

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The R would be inserted instead for the columns T d would be inserted.

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So if we wanted to insert a table made up, for example, all three columns and four rows, this would

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be the right procedure.

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Starting from the first row, let's insert.

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A second row and third row and a fourth.

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Now that we have inserted our rose into the table, let's insert Chalons into our PR tags.

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Therefore, let's insert the first column.

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Then the second.

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And the third and let's copy the structure in within the other TR Keg's.

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As you see, we have the structure of the table wholly inserted within the body.

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We have to insert in all our columns, therefore in every single cell of the rows a series of contents

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to make the browser interpret and read correctly the content and to make this content visualized as

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a table.

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So let's insert some names within the first cell of every row.

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Of course, you can see the names that most appeal to you.

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We are inserting apparel within the second row.

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And colors within the third.

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In so doing, we have just created a table containing names of people to whom we gave some apparel and

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then the color of the apparel itself.

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This is, of course, a simple exercise we are using to make you understand how to insert a table and

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how to correctly position it within an HDMI out.

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At this point, we can save the content created.

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Let's refresh.

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And we see that within our browser.

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We inserted our table with the names in the first column, apparel in the second column and colors in

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the third.

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This basic table structure can be implemented with a series of functionalities which may give some features

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to the table.

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So to make it more intelligible and visually engaging within the browser.

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For example, if we add an additional role at the beginning by coping the content already inserted,

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modifying our PDA into t h.

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We will get some heading tags representing, therefore, the contents of our chalons, therefore all

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the CDs.

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We have become P.H. and inside them we will insert the labels name where?

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Carlos.

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Now, let's save our document and let's see the result in the browser.

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As you can see, the headings have been inserted and they are bold with the aim, in fact, of representing

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what every single column contains.

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In addition to this series of tags, we can also insert some clear cut distinctions in the header section,

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in the body section and in the photo section of the table.

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Moreover, we can also add additional tags such as the had representing the head of the table inside

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the table.

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But before the first concert, the table a row, because it means to represent the head of eight.

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The body which represents the body of the table.

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And we might choose to add a photo.

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So a t fault, this also might contain a row closing our table, normally used, for example, to represent

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toters, as in the case of some of the single amount's inserted in within the table or else some texts

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that enclose the contents of every column.

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In our case, we can insert simply end to represent the end of our table.

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And once saved and refresh, we can verify that visually nothing has changed.

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By double checking our content, we can see that head.

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Body and food have been correctly inserted and they neatly detach the sections of our table, these

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attributes will be useful in case a much wider tables.

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And in that case, for example, the heading would be visible within the browser.

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And by scrolling down the content, it would be displayed without letting the header get overlooked.

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Let's say in second position, same story for the photo, which would remain visible light in the case

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of the toters.

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And this way, the system might exclusively display the content of the body.

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In the same way as far as a print preview.

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We would obtain this output headers and footers inside over the pages we want to print to conclude our

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lesson relative to tables.

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I'd like to talk to you about the caption tags.

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That is the caption section usually positioned above the table.

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In our case, for example, if we insert in here a caption with the label complete table, so with all

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our contents, by saving and refreshing, we would see that our caption gets positioned as middle aligned

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as far as formatting and above the content of our table.

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As you can see also from the inspection performed through Google Chrome.

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To sum up, this is an overview of what you can create with the tables inside an HDMI by.

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Now it's your turn to experiment a bit to make sure all the issues of this lesson are clear to you.