koksei wrote:
"To learn CSS u must first learn tables.
Now that u know about tables forget all about them again and lets face CSS."
- Every graphic design teacher ever
Now that you know about columns, forget all about them again and let's face tables.
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Fortunately or unfortunately, not all table html seems to be supported, but it's enough to get ~dangerous~.
Also if a design teacher ever told you that you need to learn tables b4 css, then you should ask for a refund on your education... Tables still have uses for presenting data, and they aren't the same as definition lists. They shouldn't not be taught for layout in the first place. >_>
I'm still waiting on the day mobafire lets me use CSS... Think of the :hover states. ( ・◡・)
Also if a design teacher ever told you that you need to learn tables b4 css, then you should ask for a refund on your education... Tables still have uses for presenting data, and they aren't the same as definition lists. They shouldn't not be taught for layout in the first place. >_>
I'm still waiting on the day mobafire lets me use CSS... Think of the :hover states. ( ・◡・)
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astrolia wrote:
Fortunately or unfortunately, not all table html seems to be supported, but it's enough to get ~dangerous~.
Also if a design teacher ever told you that you need to learn tables b4 css, then you should ask for a refund on your education... Tables still have uses for presenting data, and they aren't the same as definition lists. They shouldn't not be taught for layout in the first place. >_>
I'm still waiting on the day mobafire lets me use CSS... Think of the :hover states. ( ・◡・)
well I had some html and css knowledge before, enough to skip tables for sure.
the whole class tried telling the teacher its useless.. but welp school systems rule.

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I am writing an exam on basic HTML tomorrow. The table I am working on are much more simplified than what you presented, though :)
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While using tables for layout is not acceptable in web design, it is perfectly a-ok for your little guide cause frankly this is the best they're giving us.
Tables also allow for the use of a background color. In more eloquent hands, this might lead to better laid out information. In inexperienced hands, this might lead to the most painful to read guide ever. With great power comes great responsibility, kids.
Also, Mowen made a basic guide on Wildstar Fire, but failed to mention stuff like TH (pre-formatted table header, replaces a TD tag) and ROWSPAN (vertical version of COLSPAN.)
To get a copy of the code for these examples, hit the Quote button in the top right to get a copy.
(Colors are to demonstrate where table cells start/stop.)
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You can set the padding in the td to control the height. However, it adds padding to all 4 sides (top, bottom, left, right) so padding=1 will give you a "height" of 2 pixels (1 on top, 1 on bottom).
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Another advantage of tables over padding is being able to specify vertical alignment. If vertical-align=bottom or vertical-align=top aren't applied to a TD, the table will default to your content showing dead center.
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Wrapping your table in center tags will make the table centered in your guide/post, but also all of the text inside of it will be centered. (Btw, you can insert tables within tables, just remember to close the tags.)
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You can specify a BG color in TR and it will auto-color every TD within the TR. You can also set a BG color on the whole table - that's what gives the appearance of a "border" in this example. Without the TRs having bg color set, it would just be a white background.
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In normal html/css, you would add in "border-spacing:0;" to the table to fix it so there's no spacing between each cell causing the table background to show, but that argument doesn't seem to be used on Mobafire.
(I'll add something else when I feel like it.)