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<Head>
<Body>
<B>
<Font>
<H1 - H6>
<BR>
<HR>
<List>
<Img>
<A>
<Table>
<TR>
<TD>
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Building Rows With The <TR> Tags


The Horizontal Row And How We Make It.


The Explanation

The HTML Code
Rows are build with the <TR> Tags and must always have a closing </TR> Tag. TR means Table Row. Every table must have at least one Row, and within that Row one Cell. The attributes for the Row Tag will affect all the cells within that Row. With this in mind you can set all the attributes for all the cells in that row if all the cells will have the same attributes. Note: If only a few cells will be different, set the attributes in the Row, then modify only those cells that will be different. Attributes for the TR Tag.
<TR align="center" valign="middle">

 Cell 1  Cell 2  Cell 3 Cell 4 

In the table above the <TR> tag attributes were align="center" and valign="middle". The <TD> tags for cells 1 - 3 were left at default, only the <TD> tag for cell 4 was modified for bgcolor="#3333FF" and align="right".

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There are many more attributes available for the <TR> tag, however those attributes are not compatible with all browsers. Since we are building web pages that will be cross platform and cross browser compatible we will not delve into these other attributes.



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