HTML Table Question

[qIat]

okay, this is what i want the thing to look like:

<bullet><HEADING HEADING>

<blank><STUFF STUFF STUFF>


see the space inbetween the first and second rows of data? i want space between the heading and STUFF. i could insert just an empty row like how i used <TD></TD> for the blank cell, but it doesn't create a very thick cell...i need more space between the heading and the stuff

 

[stndn]

is the bullet part of the table or outside the table?
or you just created the table to separate the bullet+heading from stuffs?

anyways, you can always use CELLPADDING or CELLSPACING in your table to signify how wide the contents of <TD> is from the cell border, or how wide one cell should be separated from each other (in order). or if you want, create "empty" rows with <P></P> or empty list (<UL></UL>) in them as many as necessary

try it first with border=1 and see what i mean with cellpadding and cellspacing

also, there is a tag for table heading... but then again, it won't be separated too far from the table itself as well ....

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[DaveSimmons]

Another way is to put a 1-pixel clear .gif file in a cell of the blank row and use the IMG height property to stretch it taller, like below set to 40 pixels:
<IMG src="/pics/spacer.gif" width="1" height="40" border="0">

 

[FOBSIDE]

i was just going to recommend shoving a bunch of [br] in there.

had to use [ ] instead of < > cuz it reads it as a line break.

 

[ineedsleep]

Here's the simplest way imo...

<li> <h1> This is your heading </h1> </ br></ br>
<li>Stuff Stuff Stuff

Just my opinion 🙂