tag | attribute | characteristic | style | ||
new html-keywords | line | aling | point | default | |
values of new html-keywords | side | romb | |||
old html-keywords | td | id | list | ||
values of old html-keywords | circle | ||||
communication xml | sound | sync | power | ||
values of communication xml | nouser | ||||
keyboard and mouser command | enter |
A possibility to specify columns characteristic is entered in HTML 4.01 (for example, width and alignment). It's made by the most bad way - as listing a columns by tags.
It's more convenient to specify a column by number, than to write down separate tag for column. It's more convenient to specify a group of columns by a mask of numbers, than to list by tags.
I offer to consider a table as a table, consisting simultaneously of tags
tr
and tc,
and to specify appropriate characteristics for tags in a css-file
(origin of designations: tc = table column).
Tag tr
specifies always a row, and tag "TC" specify always a column,
independently of way, by which table is filled - along row or
along column.
If name of style of a row or column (in example above) is number, then it's number of a row or column. If it's not a number, then this is ordinary name of style. Numbers are counted from 1.
A range of numbers may be specified for rows and columns, and letter asterisk ("*") specifies all stayed rows (columns). Thus expression
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