Table Markup Reference

1. Table Markup Scheme

The generic markup for table elements follows this scheme:

*|(attribute parameters){style parameters} content ||

*|(i=main_heading){text-size: 120%} This is the main heading |*

Opening delimiter
^| is any of the delimiters described in the elements table below.
Attributes
(attribute parameters) is an optional series of parameter=value declarations enclosed in brackets. Valid parameters are described in the attribute table below. Multiple parameter declarations can be separated with a space ( ).
Style
{style parameters} is an optional series of CSS style declarations enclosed in braces. Multiple style declarations can be separated with a semicolon (;).
Content
content can be any valid content for that element (including formatted text).
Closing delimiter
|| is the standard delimiter.

Some elements are self closing and do not accept any attributes, style parameters or content. See the notes in the elements table below.

{width=80%}

Table Elements
HTML Elements	Delimiter	Notes
`<table>`	`!\|`	Optional, only useful for adding attributes. Must be first in table markup if used. Should be on a line by itself.
`<caption>`	`?\|`
`<colgroup>`	`_\|`
`<col>`	`-\|`	Selfclosing - must not be closed!
`<thead>`	`[\|`
`<tfoot>`	`]\|`
`<tbody>`	`\|#\|`
`<tr>`	`\|\|`	Must be set for each row of table cells.
`<th>`	`^\|`
`<td>`	`\|`