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Teach me Senpais

Anyone?

I think you're supposed to sit on them

Make them on excel, then copy and paste. It's much easier to see the td and tr codes when they're separated from text

Those are chairs, not table

Gurl have you ever heard of sarcasm?

If that was sarcasm, then

I never knew that

This is important. If you use the return key in between rows (tr) or cells (td) your table may get pushed down to the bottom for some reason.

Just copy a table from a post that uses it and start from there, that's the way I do!

So I'm trying to make a table on Excel but I don't really get what I'm copying and pasting. Am I copying the whole table and pasting it into a [table] code or...? I don't really get it.

I think it helps to try and visualise what you're doing.

So basically you always start with:

'drawing the table' [TABLE], adding a row [TR] and then *adding a column [TD]. This will put you at A1 in the table you're making. So this is where you put your image and text for the 1st 'cell'. When you're done, you need to close the cell [/TD] then you move to the next column by opening another column cell [TD] This is will be A2. Then like before, when you're done close it [/TD] continue doing this to make columns and fill the top row of your table.

*When you're ready to start a new row you need to close the row you've finished using [/TR], and then add a new row using [TR], *and then a column [TD] This will put you at B1. Then just do what you did before to fill out the row (indicated by the orange star) until you want to make a new row, at which you would do as you did (indicated by the purple star).

When you've put all the text and images into your table, you're ready to close it. Remember to close all 3 tags. So first you need to close the column/'cell' [/TD], then the row [/TR], and finally the whole table [/TABLE]



Here's coloured table code to give you an idea of what it would look like. Tags don't need a space between them.

[TABLE][TR][TD] A1 [/TD][TD] A2 [/TD][TD] A3 [/TD][TD] A4 [/TD][/TR][TR]
[TD] B1 [/TD][TD] B2 [/TD][TD] B3 [/TD][TD] B4 [/TD][/TR][TR]
[TD] C1 [/TD][TD] C2 [/TD][TD] C3 [/TD][TD] C4 [/TD][/TR][TR]
[TD] D1 [/TD][TD] D2 [/TD][TD] D3 [/TD][TD] D4 [/TD][/TR][/TABLE]

And this is how it will look

A1	A2	A3	A4
B1	B2	B3	B4
C1	C2	C3	C4
D1	D2	D3	D4