tableData

Child Nodes or Content

Attribute: crows

Attribute: ccols

= Optional element or attribute

Parent Elements

tableRow (table body)

Code Sample

<table trows="3" tcols="2" border="table">

<tableRow>

<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="12">Months</para>

</tableHeader>

<tableHeader crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="13">Fourth-Sunday Lesson Materials</para>

</tableHeader>

</tableRow>

<tableRow>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="14">November 2010–April 2011</para>

</tableData>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="15">Talks published in the November 2010 <emphasis>Liahona</emphasis> and <emphasis>Ensign</emphasis><noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></para>

</tableData>

</tableRow>

<tableRow>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="144">

<para paraID="16">May 2011–October 2011</para>

</tableData>

<tableData crows="1" ccols="1" ccolwidth="288">

<para paraID="17">Talks published in the May 2011 <emphasis>Liahona</emphasis> and <emphasis>Ensign</emphasis><noteMarker noteRef="*">*</noteMarker></para>

</tableData>

</tableRow>

</table>

Display Sample

Months	Fourth-Sunday Lesson Materials
November 2010–April 2011	Talks published in the November 2010 Liahona and Ensign*
May 2011–October 2011	Talks published in the May 2011 Liahona and Ensign*

Notes

The attribute “table” must be set to “cell”. Cells are ordered left to right, top to bottom.

See Also

• tableHeader

Marking in Microsoft Word

Create tables using the table feature in Microsoft Word. Merge cells as desired. If a table uses a header row, be sure to mark that row as a repeating header row in Word.

Note: The TBLDATA_para style is converted to <para> on conversion to XML. Using TBLDATA_para can be useful in preparing tables in Word but is not necessary. The para style or any number of others can also be used.