I have just started to actually understand how tables work. I am trying to work with sizing tables. I have created a table inside a table. My problem is, the green table isn't at the top as the red one is. How do I fix this? Please take a look at the script.
<html>
<title>Test Page</title>
<body>
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr height="400">
<td bgcolor="red" width="200"></td>
<td>
<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr height="200">
<td bgcolor="green" width="400">
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Add a visible border to both tables. It makes it easier to see what's going on.
Then read up about the attributes available. You want 'valign'. Its default value is 'middle'. That's why the inner table is where it is.
Then read up about the attributes available. You want 'valign'. Its default value is 'middle'. That's why the inner table is where it is.
Thank you!
Come on now, don't belittle yourself. 
Learn the syntax once and you can apply it always. It's like this.
So if the element is TD, you already have bgcolor="red" and width="200" and want to add the attibute 'valign' with value 'top', then what do you get?
Learn the syntax once and you can apply it always. It's like this.
CODE
<ElementName attribute1="value1" attribute2="value2" attribute3="value3">Content goes here</ElementName>
So if the element is TD, you already have bgcolor="red" and width="200" and want to add the attibute 'valign' with value 'top', then what do you get?
I apologize, but I am not of the html education to understand that. 
Please see the FAQ entries Where can I learn about HTML? and Where can I learn about CSS?
QUOTE(Crazy R @ Jun 27 2008, 05:30 PM) 
I apologize, but I am not of the html education to understand that.
So how did you manage to get the sample in the first post together?
Well, I knew that, I just don't understand the element name and attribute stuff you posted.
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