I've recently had a few people ask how I made my sexy table in the BF2s CD Trip, and I've also seen people ask on other threads.....
So heres a small little Tutorial, that should hopefully explain how to do it better...........
Which produces
Note: Don't try and "tab" out the table using spaces to make it look nice, and so you can understand it better- many browsers take the spaces into account, and then you end up with a tablew 4 pages down the topic.
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See... its easy!
I hope this helps, and that how i've explained it makes sense- its quite complicated, but once you get your head round it, its easy.
Credits:
So heres a small little Tutorial, that should hopefully explain how to do it better...........
The BB Code wrote:
There are 4 (8 if you include the corresponding closing tags) bits of BBCode that you need to know when creating a table.mmmk.... some random letters stuck together..... fear not!Code:
[table] and [/table] [tr] and [/tr] [td] and [/td] [th] and [/th]
[ table] and [ /table]
These 2 tags need to be put at the start and end of the table- like the [ quote] and [ / quote] tags go around a quote- these go around a table.
[ tr] and [ /tr]
Remember: tr = table row
These 2 tags define the start and end of a table row.
[ td] and [ /td]
These 2 tags define the start and end of a cell
[ th] and [ /th]
Remember: th = table header
These 2 tags are the same as the [ td] tags, but they give the cell a funky background- to make it stand out as a title
So lets make a table......How a Table is made up wrote:
Thats all these is to it. Now how to put it all together, so it makes sense.
Lets look at how a table works.
You have a table.
You have a row
There are multiple cells in the row.
You finish the row
You make a new row.
There are multiple cells in that row.
You finish the row.
You finish the table.
Code:
[table] <--- Start of the Table [tr] <---- Start of a Row [th]Name[/th] <--- Cell in a Row [th]Number[/th] <--- Cell in a Row [/tr] <---- End of a Row [tr] <---- Start a New Row [td]Titch[/td] <--- Cell in a Row [td]1[/td] <--- Cell in a Row [/tr] <--- End of a Row [tr] <--- Start of a new Row [td]DeathUnlimited[/td] <--- Cell in a Row [td]2[/td] <--- Cell in a Row [/tr] <--- End the Row [/table] <---- Finish the Table
| Name | Number |
|---|---|
| Titch | 1 |
| DeathUnlimited | 2 |
Note: Don't try and "tab" out the table using spaces to make it look nice, and so you can understand it better- many browsers take the spaces into account, and then you end up with a tablew 4 pages down the topic.
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See... its easy!
I hope this helps, and that how i've explained it makes sense- its quite complicated, but once you get your head round it, its easy.
Credits:
aLeX wrote:
Actually, I request it is noted that the tut was enspired by me. Thanks
Last edited by Titch2349 (2008-01-02 05:51:20)