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(a+b)<Sup>2</sup>=a<sup>+2ab+b<sup>2</sup> · Part 5

Chapter 5: CHAPTER 11 · Computer Applications

Boolean type attribute. Chapter Pages Color: The horizontal line is displayed in gray color by default. The color attribute is used to change is default color to desired color. As you leant already, the value of color either is a color name or color code.

Note: All attributes of <hr> tag is not supported by HTML5 <html> <head> <title> Horizontal Line Attributes </title> </head> <body> Rule with size 72pixels <hr size = > Rule with size 36pixels, % width <hr size = width= %> Rule with size 18pixels, % width, in 2D <hr size = width= % noshade> Rule with size 9pixels, % width, 2D, in Green color <hr size = width = % noshade color=Green> </body> </html> Illustration . : An HTML code to demonstrate Horizontal rules with Attributes. The output will be . Tables in HTML Table is grid of rows and columns.

Remember, what you learnt about tables in OpenOffice Writer. Creating a table in HTML is not as easy as created in OpenOffice writer. The tables were officially introduced with HTML . .

Tables are useful for the general display of tabular data. Representing table in HTML is heavy on tags. Chapter Pages . .

Tags to create table elements There are five core tags are used to create a table in HTML. They are, • <table> tag is used to create a table. • <tr> tag defines table rows • <th> tag defined table columns • <td> tag is used to specify the data in a cell • <caption> tag defines title for the table Apart from these five core tags, <tbody>, <thead> and <tfoot> tags are also used to define and control whole sections of table. All the above tags are container tags.

. . Creating Table With the following illustration, you can learn how to create a table in HTML. <html> <head> <title> Creating Table </title> </head> <body bgcolor="PaleGoldenRod"> <Table border= > <Caption> Books and Authors </Caption> <TR> <TH> Book </TH> <TH> Author </TH> <TH> Publisher </TH> </TR> <TR> <TD> Foxpro .

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