I’ve seen quite a few people in the past few weeks attempting to lay out character stats, enemy shots etc., without a table simply because either they don’t know how or they find it tedious.
Thought I’d share this site for future table making.
EDIT: Thanks to @Nevov @BMJ for pointing this out,
the table automatically generates CSS but there’s an option to remove it,
You have to get rid of the top section when you paste, the section in between <style> and </style>.
| This | is | my |
|---|---|---|
| table | I |
made |
| it | all | myself. |
Good point. CSS is output as HTML on Discourse.
There seems to be an option to remove the CSS in the generator though:
I actually never went back to using the original site I posted because it didn’t actually function that well, so I decided to give you guys a template instead (copypasta>thinking).
There a few tags that define tables (for those who think thinking>copypasta) which is pretty to easy grasp after a few [failed] attempts at making one. Don’t forget to end tags; for example, end your table with </table>
<table> defines the start of the table.
<tr> defines a table row. HTML uses rows instead of columns, so you have to define a row before you can enter text/data in cells in said row.
<th> defines a table header. All it is a title for each column, and the header will be bold by default.
<td> defines table data. ‘Table data’ is just a cell in a table.
Here’s an example table,
##Gender Distribution [of visitors] for Various RotMG Sites
| Site | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|
| RealmEye | 5 | 5 |
| 6 | 9 | |
| Deca Website | 0 | 0 |
The HTML code below
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