Tables--Columns and Rows
First, making a table, you must start with the tag, <table width="#ofpixels"> and logically, ends with the </table> code.This starts the table you will be creating and replace #ofpixels with your desired amount of the pixels of the width for the table.
<tr> represents the row, and <td> represents the column.An example of the whole table with two rows--the two columns will automatically be split evenly, and so on, for more columns/rows--below:
<table width="#ofpixels">
<tr>
<td align="left">
This is the first column.
</td>
<td align="left">
This is the second column.
</td>
</table>
<td align="left"> represents where the table will be positioned.This is what the table looks like with two columns and one row; there are no borders or any specified styles included with a width of 400px.
| This is the first column. | This is the second column. |
And with three columns and 2 rows with a bigger width:
| This is the first column. | This is the second column. | This is the third column. |
| This is the first column in the 2nd row. | This is the second column. | This is the third column. |
To customize with a stylesheet, read the tutorial for tables with CSS and HTML, here.
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