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  • no problem x3


    'sides... probably best to start over just so we don't miss anything!


    so there are 3 major tags you have when making tables:


    table

    Code
    1. [table][/table]


    table row, which always goes inside the table tags

    Code
    1. [table]
    2. [tr]
    3. [/tr]
    4. [/table]


    table data, which is where anything you want in you table (text, fancyposts, etc) goes; always inside table rows


    Remember that much? ;)

  • Yup! Got it! {The code, at least.}


  • That's fine :3


    Just put it after the second table data space...


    So:


    Code
    1. [td]
    2. [/td]
    3. [td]
    4. [/td]


    Make sure to close one before you start the next ;3


    Put both of those inside your table row:



    Finally, put all of that- both {td}s and the {tr}- inside the table {table}



    Following me, or want me to try breaking it down? :)
    (This is totally at whatever pace you're comfortable with, so it's fine if you want more detail :3)

  • Er... Coul I see an example? I'm sorry; this is usually how I learn.


    Yes, I changed my name back to Courage.

  • :o Courage is... Courage?! ;P


    Like... just a table to look at? I'm not sure what an example that shows how to do it would be... hehe... D;


    I'm not sure how to do an example... Could you try just doing the first code I showed you, and we'll add the next one once the first is good maybe? :3


    So if you think you can, can you simple insert two places for table data, one on top of another?


    {td}
    {/td}


    {td}
    {/td}


  • agh sorry for the late reply D;


    oh, okay =)


    why don't we try...


    can you make a regular fancypost that has what you'd want as the table background and add text to that? we'll start with just that, and i'll show you c: