August 2006
Beginner
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14h 55m
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When using tables for displaying tabular data (their classic purpose), you can divide your table into two kinds of column groups: structural and non-structural. The former control where dividing lines, or rules, are drawn (see page 250). The latter do not. Both let you apply formatting to an entire column (or groups of columns) of cells all at once.

To divide a table into structural column groups:
1. | After the table (and caption) tags, type <colgroup.
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2. | If the column group has more than one column, type span="n" ... |
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