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It may be a nonsense question, and I know we have to follow standards as much as possible. But can <td> be a direct child of another <td>, like this:
<td class="parent">
<td class="child">
<!-- Some info -->
</td>
</td>
Or it's obligatory to create another <table> with a new <tr> before adding the <td>, which can become heavily populated with table tags and become clustered...
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One important thing to remember when putting a div inside of a table is that the div needs to live inside of a particular table cell, meaning inside of a td or th element which is inside of a tr element. This can help with using absolute positioning inside of table cells as well.
You will place cell tags <td> within each of the <tr> tags. You will have a <tr> tag for each row within your table and within each <tr> tag, you will have a set of <td> tags to determine the columns. Attributes for the <tr> tag: align - This establishes how the content of each row's cells are aligned.
Yes, you need <td> . Browsers will still try to render the table if you write invalid HTML, but the rendering will be inconsistent between browsers. <th> can take the place of <td> if the cell is a header cell. It does not take the place of <tr> which is always required.
Tables can be nested together to create a table inside a table. To create a nested table, we need to create a table using the <table> tag. This table is known as the outer table. The second table that will be nested table is called the inner table.
not directly but you could place table inside td
<td class="parent">
<table><tr>
<td class="child">
<!-- Some info -->
</td>
</tr></table>
</td>
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