Tables Exercises
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Ensure sufficient row height for easy table scanning
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Table
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Optimize numeric data display
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Incorporate inline menus for additional table actions
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Description lists
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Enhance table functionality with toolbars
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Use infinite scrolling for seamless browsing
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Streamline table operations
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Give users control with manual infinite scrolling
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Enable easy navigation with pagination for tables
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Use proportional cell width
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Use the <table> element for tabular data
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Allow items-per-page control
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Enable data sorting options in tables for users
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Indicate overflow content
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Use the <th> element for table headers
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Use the <caption> element for the table title
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Use a legible typeface
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Don't leave table headers empty
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Unordered lists
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Keep the link style familiar
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Ordered lists
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Ensure adequate column width for readable content
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Consider lists for organizing related items
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Clearly indicate hover and selected row states
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Allow users to customize tables
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Align text to the left
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Enhance visibility of headers in tables
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Borders style
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Style tables for scannability
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Collapsing table borders
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Use simple tables
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Use a consistent string format
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Adding padding
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The <caption> tag
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The rowspan attribute
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The colspan attribute
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The table tag <table>
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Adding captions
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Adding borders
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The <td> tag
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The <tr> tag
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The text-align property
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The <th> tag
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The <table> tag
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Adding rows
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Table layout principles
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Building dynamic tables
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