I’m working with a blond day and can’t make sure save my life the way to put a table alongside can someone pls remind me the right way to I’d much thankyou.
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Put any table with A COUPLE OF cells, insert an outside table in every cell. Is this kind of what you suggest
mm no it really is two completely distinguish tables I want alongside by I cannot get them also
Hi Jhuztyce.
justlivyalife’s suggestion work. It’s called " nested tables".
The first table just functions for invisible placeholder for that two " real" tables that should be nested interior. You can arranged the width constraints as you like for this " placeholder table", and use 100% for that nested tables (or certainly, anything you like).
Illustration code:
< family table width=" 30%" border=" 0" align=" center" cellpadding=" 0" cellspacing=" 6" > < tr> < td> < family table width=" 100%" border=" 1" cellpadding=" 0" > < tr> < th> & nbsp; < /th> < th> & nbsp; < /th> < /tr> < tr> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < /tr> < tr> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < /tr> < /table> < /td> < td> < family table width=" 100%" border=" 1" cellpadding=" 0" > < tr> < th> & nbsp; < /th> < th> & nbsp; < /th> < /tr> < tr> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < /tr> < tr> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < td> & nbsp; < /td> < /tr> < /table> < /td> < /tr> < /table>
I do not know if there’s a lot easier way to obtain tables aligned horizontally, but this works. You can certainly use DIV’s too for absolute placing. (But then all over again, you could simply just drop the tables altogether as DIV’s themselves provide you with much more command. ).