How to use table

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I don't get how you guys use tables here? Anyone wanna teach me how?

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Capt'n God wrote:: I don't get how you guys use tables here? Anyone wanna teach me how?

Okay in table format there are 3 codes
One is [tr] which means table row
the other is [td] which means table block
and last but not least is [table border="1"]
The digit after the table border symbolizes the thickness of the border Smile

so 1 is always the best.

So it works like this.

Code:: [table border="1"]
[tr]
[td] [/td]
[/tr]
[/table]

Then to insert the table, to prevent serious workload, there is a table option here. Smile

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I'm not sure why td = table block though, maybe it means another thing but of the same kind? o.O

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td are columns actually not blocks but the real term is table d...... Can't remember atm xD

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banebu wrote:: td are columns actually not blocks but the real term is table doofuses Can't remember atm xD

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Rofl table doofuses? you are so wrong gosu so wrong and funny

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banebu wrote:: Rofl table doofuses? you are so wrong gosu so wrong and funny

I can be worse o.O

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td= table data
FYI

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lancer60 wrote:: td= table data
FYI

Hmmm... ok :/

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Code:: To make it Easy:
[table] is for the table. Always ends with [/table]
You can also try to add background color to your table by using this [table border="1" bgcolor=black] at the start instead of [table border="1"]
You can also change its width like [table border="1" width=100%]
[tr] is for the row.[/tr]
[td] is for the column. It will always be between your [tr] and [/tr]. Ends with [/td].

Code:: [table][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

No Border

Code:: [table border="(Number Here)"][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

table border="1"

Code:: [table bgcolor=(Color Here)][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

Black Background Color

Code:: [table width=(Desired Size)][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

100% Width

Code:: Let's Mix it all
[table border="(Number Here)" bgcolor=(Color Here) width=(Desired Size)][tr][td][/td][/tr][/table]

Border="1"

BackGround Color=Black

Table Width=100%

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Man soooo confusing. But thanks anyways everyone! Smile

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Capt'n God wrote:: Man soooo confusing. But thanks anyways everyone!

Basically ignore the background color for awhile
The most important codes are td, tr and table border. Once you are used to it, you may use background color

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Table: A smooth, flat surface, like a board, thin, flat, smooth piece of any material, usually wooden.

that was a poor joke, but i don't know anything of what you're talking bout -.-

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Seems question answered, if you need more help Cap'n then PM Gosu or lance Smile

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