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How to create a table?

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Oke, silly question, but I could not find it in the FAQ.
And while searching in the forums I could not find it either.

How do I create a 'SIMPLETABLE' ?
I need to know how but it's just... so not simple... xD

Rep to the helper as usual.
Also, this should be added to the FAQ... xD How to create a table! xD
 
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Nonono, not talking about a table inside wc3.
I mean the SIMPLETABLE option for this forum. :p

lolz your post made me laugh though.. xD that reaction... xD
I just loved your reaction.. xD

EDIT:
btw, what u gave me is not a table, it;s called a leaderbord, and there is also a multiboard.
And leaderboards suck :p make multiboards for table like look in wc3!!! xD
 
Nonono, not talking about a table inside wc3.
I mean the SIMPLETABLE option for this forum. :p

lolz your post made me laugh though.. xD that reaction... xD
I just loved your reaction.. xD

EDIT:
btw, what u gave me is not a table, it;s called a leaderbord, and there is also a multiboard.
And leaderboards suck :p make multiboards for table like look in wc3!!! xD
Why in the World edit help zone then?
 
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why not normal table
anyway Idk what is simple table and dont know if its different from table
 
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if its Rui yea he gives -rep oftenly :/
I guess Off-Topic could be the correct place but whatever x_X
 
G'ah, you guys are all doin' it wrong. Let me show you how it's done.




There are four kinds of tables you have at your disposal.

  1. Simple Table

    This creates a simple table. The top part can only contain text but the bottom part can contain anything. This could be useful for adding a caption for a picture, for example.

    Only text can go here. No images or anything. This part is bolded.
    Any vB code can go here. This text is not bolded.
    [box="Only text can go here. No images or anything."]Any vB code can go here.[/box]


  2. Table

    This is a regular table. You can add however many rows and columns you want. The downside is that any extra cells (like in the example below) are a solid black color, which looks bad.

    Use [table] to start the table, [c] for a new column, [r] for a new row, and [/table] to finish.

    1234
    5678
    91011
    1213
    14

    [table]
    1[c]2[c]3[c]4[r]
    5[c]6[c]7[c]8[r]
    9[c]10[c]11[r]
    12[c]13[r]
    14
    [/table]


  3. STable

    I dunno why this is called STable but it just is. It functions exactly like the regular [table] but there are no borders or background color. This table is best if you want stuff aligned but don't want the actual table to be visible.

    1234
    5678
    91011
    1213
    14

    [stable]
    1[c]2[c]3[c]4[r]
    5[c]6[c]7[c]8[r]
    9[c]10[c]11[r]
    12[c]13[r]
    14
    [/stable]


  4. OTable

    This one is a bit different. Instead of using vB code which is translated into HTML format, [TABLE]s let you work with html directly. A problem you should be careful of with this table is that it is very buggy and can make the whole page look like crap if you mess it up.

    This table has black borders like the [table] but does not have a background color. Another thing to note is that any new lines (i.e. pressing the enter key) inside the [TABLE] but not inside a [td][/td] will be moved above the table. If you don't get what I mean, don't worry about it.

    [plain] Use [TABLE] to start the table. Wrap [td] around each cell. Wrap [tr] around each entire row. Use [/TABLE] to finish.

    1234
    5678
    91011
    1213
    14

    [TABLE]
    [tr][td]1[/td][td]2[/td][td]3[/td][td]4[/td][/tr]
    [tr][td]5[/td][td]6[/td][td]7[/td][td]8[/td][/tr]
    [tr][td]9[/td][td]10[/td][td]11[/td][/tr]
    [tr][td]12[/td][td]13[/td][/tr]
    [tr][td]14[/td][/tr]
    [/TABLE]



Now that's how you make tables.
 
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