How Do You Fix Table Borders In HTML?
When designing a webpage in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), you may want to display data in a rectangular arrangement of rows and columns, as in a matrix. You need the “TABLE” tag. To set the rows and columns you use combinations of the “TR” and “TD” tags. For controlling the appearance of the borders you need to use the attributes, BORDER, FRAME and RULES inside the tags, and give them certain values. Step 1 Create an HTML page. Create a table with 2 rows and 3 columns in the center of the page. This is the table you will use to see how the various attributes affect the table borders. Step 2 Control the size of the outside border. Use “TABLE BORDER=integer.” An integer of 0 makes all borders invisible. An integer of 1 or more changes the external border and keeps the internal borders to 1. Putting BORDER without a value defaults it to 1. Step 3 Eliminate the external border. Use, “TABLE BORDER=3 FRAME=VOID RULES=ALL.” Eliminate the internal borders. Use, “TABLE BORDER=2 FRAME=BOX RU
