
Now we're going to play
around a little. Here's a little unordered list:
Ingredients for Apple Pie
That's all fine & dandy, but
what if we want to put it over here...
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Ingredients for Apple Pie
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Because we want it to be next to a picture
of... a pie!
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Ingredients for Apple Pie
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By gosh and by golly, we could use a
table to do that!
When studying or building a table,
it's always easier when the borders are turned on.
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Let's build this thing one step at a
time. It's really pretty simple!
Start with little Ed.
<table border="3"><tr><td>Ed</td></tr></table>
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Ed |
Replace
Ed with the unordered list.
<table border="3"><tr><td>Ingredients for Apple Pie<ul><li>Apples<li>Flour<li>Sugar<li>Cinnamon</ul>
</td></tr></table>
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Ingredients for Apple Pie
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Remember, in the absence of other
instructions, the table will make itself just big enough to contain the data. So
in this instance, a size attribute is not needed to accomodate
the list. The table simply expands to the proper size.
Isn't this fun!