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The first thing you should do is start your table by using this code:
(only one cell is shown in the example)
This is what the code will look like:
| Some stuff here |
You are probably wondering what that was right? Let me explain. The TR tags mean the start of a new table row, and the TD tags mean the start of a new table cell.
Suppose you want two table cells lined up beside each other
with one below them.
| Cell 1, row 1 | Cell 2, row 1 |
| Cell 3, row 2 |
The code used here would have to be like the following:
As you can see here, we have two cells in one row, followed by a third at the bottom.
Don't forget, whenever you want
to add a new cell in a new line, add the table row tags before the table cell tags.
If you want to learn how to enchance your tables follow this tutorial.
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