http://sonofatom.com/practice/help/T5CS2/feb.htm
http://sonofatom.com/practice/help/T5C3/dhome.html
Would someone be kind enough to check my work? The tables are not formated correctly but I can't figure out where/why.
I don't have a picture to show what they're supposed to look like but feb.htm's calendar days should fit within the notebook paper and have even squares for columns and rows.
For dHome.htm the table footer should span 2 rows but don't. The information of the table body doesn't quite align with the table header. And overall the table is wider than it shows in my text book even though I entered the width percentages it instructs me to.
These stupid tables are driving me nuts. My assignment is due tomorrow (Fri 11/5). Thanks ahead to any takers!
Alright so for the second one I edited the span in the td to "colspan" as instructed but left it as "span" in the colgroup element. I did this because when I doubled checked my text book this is the way it told me to do it. With this edit the table is shaping up but not quite there.
http://sonofatom.com/practice/help/T5C3/dhome.html
Would someone be kind enough to check my work? The tables are not formated correctly but I can't figure out where/why.
I don't have a picture to show what they're supposed to look like but feb.htm's calendar days should fit within the notebook paper and have even squares for columns and rows.
For dHome.htm the table footer should span 2 rows but don't. The information of the table body doesn't quite align with the table header. And overall the table is wider than it shows in my text book even though I entered the width percentages it instructs me to.
These stupid tables are driving me nuts. My assignment is due tomorrow (Fri 11/5). Thanks ahead to any takers!
Alright so for the second one I edited the span in the td to "colspan" as instructed but left it as "span" in the colgroup element. I did this because when I doubled checked my text book this is the way it told me to do it. With this edit the table is shaping up but not quite there.