September 2001
Intermediate to advanced
640 pages
31h 42m
English
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Name
<tbody> — NN 6 MSIE 3, 4, 5, 5.5, 6 HTML 4.01
Synopsis
<tbody>...</tbody> (start and end tags optional)
Defines a row or group of rows as the “body” of the
table. It must contain at least one row
(<tr>).
“Row group” tags (tbody,
thead , and tfoot) were
introduced by Internet Explorer and are part of the HTML 4.01
specification. The attributes for <tbody>
are currently not supported by any commercial browser. Row groups
could speed table display and provide a mechanism for scrolling the
body of a table independently of its head and foot. It could also be
useful for printing long tables for which the head information could
be printed on each page.
Attributes
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align=left|center|right|justify|char Deprecated. Specifies horizontal alignment (or justification) of cell contents. The default value is
left.
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char=character Specifies a character along which the cell contents will be aligned. The default character is a decimal point (language-appropriate). This attribute is generally not supported by current browsers.
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charoff=length Specifies the offset distance to the first alignment character (
char) on each line. If a line doesn’t use an alignment character, it should be horizontally shifted to end at the alignment position. This attribute is generally not supported by current browsers.
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valign=top|middle|bottom|baseline Deprecated. Specifies vertical alignment of cell contents.
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