Differences between td, tr, th, etc

[Steveo31]

I did a quickie at google, no results I'm looking for. Do you have a link?

[Len Whistler]

td is a table
tr is the rows in a table
th is the columns

You can't have a column or row without a table. You need at least one row and column in a table.

Just like you can't have a "title" or "head" without the "html"

[pb&j]

table = table.

tr = table row.

td = table data. (a cell).
th = table header. (also a cell but bold and centered).

is that what you are asking about?

[ronaldb66]

The specs

The link:

W3C HTML 4.01 - Tables

Enjoy!