<CAPTION>
<CENTER>
<CITE>
<CODE>
<COL>
<COLGROUP>
<COMMENT>
This represents the caption for a table.
<CAPTION> elements should appear inside the <TABLE> but not inside table rows or cells. Like table cells,
any document body HTML can appear in a caption. The
<CAPTION> element can accept the following attributes.
ALIGN
The ALIGN attribute controls whether the caption appears above or
below the table, and can have the values top or bottom,
defaulting to top.
All lines of text between the beginning and end
<CENTER> elements are centred between the current left and
right margins.
<CENTER>All this text would be centred in the
page</CENTER>
<CENTER> can also take the CLASS, ID and STYLE attributes
to allow style sheet definitions to be applied to it. For more
details of these attributes, refer to the Style Sheets topic.
The Citation element specifies a citation; typically rendered
as italics.
This sentence, containing a <CITE>citation
reference</CITE> would look like:
This sentence, containing a citation reference
<CITE> can also take the CLASS, ID and STYLE attributes to
allow style sheet definitions to be applied to it. For more
details of these attributes, refer to the Style Sheets topic.
The Code element indicates an example of code,
typically rendered as monospaced. An example would be :
<CODE>This is an example of code</CODE> would be
displayed as This
is an example of code.
This element, which is Internet Explorer specific, can be used
to specify the text alignment for table columns. It accepts the
following attributes:
ALIGN="center|justify|left|right"
This sets the text alignment within the column group. The default
value is "center"
SPAN=
This can be used to set the number of columns upon which the
ALIGN attribute is to act.
This element is also Internet Explorer specific like COL and
can be used to group columns together to set their alignment
properties. It accepts the following attributes:
ALIGN="center|justify|left|right"
This sets the text alignment within the column group. The default
value is "center"
VALIGN="baseline|bottom|middle|top"
This sets the vertical text alignment within the column group.
SPAN=
This can be used to set the number of columns upon which the
ALIGN and VALIGN attributes are to act.
The <COMMENT> element is Internet
Explorer specific and can be used to 'comment' out text. As such,
it is similar to the <!-- ... --> element.
Any text placed between the <COMMENT> and </COMMENT>
elements will not render on the screen, allowing comments to be
placed in HTML documents.
e.g. <COMMENT>If I do not want this line to be displayed I
will include it between these tags</COMMENT>. This line
will not be displayed on the screen.