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PHOTOGRAPHY AND GRAPHICS BY JAY BOERSMA
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 Using Tables to Layout Pages |
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Page Layout
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Including the title above, this table has four horizontal rows and three vertical columns. The title is set to colspan="3" so it runs across all three of the columns below it. The table border is set to zero so it is not immediately apparent that this is a table. | Text or images can be placed in any of the table cells... |
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Scrolling further down in this document will show the same table with the table border set for 1. This will make it easier to see how the page is constructed. | It's alive... |
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This last paragraph has the colspan (column span) set to "2" so its text flows over both the middle and right-hand columns. Using various combinations of these table options allows the creation of complex page layouts. | |
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Page Layout
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Including the title above, this table has four horizontal rows and three vertical columns. The title is set to colspan="3" so it runs across all three of the columns below it. The table border is set to zero so it is not immediately apparent that this is a table. | Text or images can be placed in any of the table cells... |
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This is the same table as above with the table border set for 1. This makes it easier to see how the page is constructed. | It's alive... |
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This last paragraph has the colspan (column span) set to "2" so its text flows over both the middle and right-hand columns. Using various combinations of these table options allows the creation of complex page layouts. | |