HTML Reference Guide
THEAD
<THEAD
ALIGN=LEFT|CENTER|RIGHT|JUSTIFY
CLASS=type
ID=value
STYLE=css1 properties
VALIGN= MIDDLE|TOP|BOTTOM>
Defines the table heading. Use THEAD to duplicate headings when breaking tables across page boundaries, or for static headings when body sections are rendered in a scrolling panel.
- ALIGN=CENTER|LEFT|RIGHT|JUSTIFY
- Specifies the alignment of text in the heading. The default is CENTER.
| CENTER
| The text in the heading is aligned in the center of the page.
|
| LEFT
| The text in the heading is aligned with the left margin.
|
| RIGHT
| The text in the heading is aligned with the right margin.
|
| JUSTIFY
| The text in the heading is justified.
|
- CLASS=type
- Indicates the class to which the element belongs.
- ID=value
- Specifies a unique value for the element over the document.
- STYLE=css1 properties
- Specifies style information.
- VALIGN=MIDDLE|TOP|BOTTOM
- Specifies the vertical alignment of text in the heading. The default is MIDDLE.
| MIDDLE
| Text is aligned in the middle of the heading.
|
| TOP
| Text is aligned at the top of the heading.
|
| BOTTOM
| Text is aligned at the bottom of the heading.
|
The table heading is optional; if given, only one heading is allowed. The THEAD element is valid only within a table; you must use a TABLE element before using this element. The end-tag is optional.
Example
<TABLE>
<THEAD>
<TR>
...
</TR>
<TBODY>
<TR>
...
</TR>
</TABLE>