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Line 404: − − <table> − <tr> − <td><b> • table :</b></th> − <td><i>(tag)</i></td> − <td>Table</td> − </tr> − <tr> − <td><b> • tr :</b></th> − <td><i>(tag)</i></td> − <td>Table Row</td> − </tr> − <tr> − <td><b> • th :</b></th> − <td><i>(tag)</i></td> − <td>Table Header</td> − </tr> − <tr> − <td><b> • td :</b></th> − <td><i>(tag)</i></td> − <td>Table Detail</td> − </tr> − <tr> − <td><b> • wikitable :</b></th> − <td><i>(class)</i></td> − <td>Adds the Wikipedia table style to a table.</td> − </tr> − <tr> − <td><b> • sortable :</b></th> − <td><i>(class)</i></td> − <td>Adds sortable functionnality to a table.</td> − </tr> − </table>
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<p>To make a table, use the tag “table” just like before. The table’s rows are then specified one after the other using the tag “tr”. Each cell is coded with either “th” for a header or “td” for details. In the table tab, add the class “wikitable” to add the Wikipedia style to a table or the class “sortable” to make be able to sort the table.</p>
<p>To make a table, use the tag “table” just like before. The table’s rows are then specified one after the other using the tag “tr”. Each cell is coded with either “th” for a header or “td” for details. In the table tab, add the class “wikitable” to add the Wikipedia style to a table or the class “sortable” to make be able to sort the table.</p>
<table class="wikitable markupTable">
<table class="wikitable markupTable">
