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Heya,
You’ll need to utilize the
<table>
tag in HTML paired with<tr>
and<td>
.Here is an example of an HTML table with images
HTML Structure:
<table>
tag.<tr>
tags represent table rows.<th>
is used for table headers, and<td>
is used for table data.<td>
elements using the<img>
tag.Image Sizing:
img
CSS rule in the<style>
block sets the image width to 100px and the height toauto
to maintain the aspect ratio. You can adjust these values as needed.Table Borders and Spacing:
border-collapse: collapse;
CSS rule makes sure there’s no space between the table borders.border: 1px solid black;
adds a black border around the table, cells, and header.Customization:
"image1.jpg"
,"image2.jpg"
, and"image3.jpg"
with the actual paths to your images.You can add as many rows and images as needed by copying the
<tr>
section and adjusting the content accordingly.Hey there!
If you’re looking to create a table that includes images, you can easily do this using HTML. Here’s a simple example to get you started:
In this example:
<table>
with two columns: one for the image and one for the description.<img>
tag is used to display the images, wheresrc
is the URL of your image,alt
is a text description for accessibility, andwidth
sets the size.You can customize the table by adjusting the column count, adding more rows, or styling it with CSS for a nicer look.
Hope this helps! If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. 😊
- Bobby