[Tutorial] How to create a table in steemit (2 ways)
This has been a very strange, busy but so interesting and full week! I hope you are also enjoying yourselves : )
In this post I will teach you how to create a table and at the same time post a throwback of a few useful posts of mine. Perhaps some will find handy : ) Feel free to share any idea or comment below.Two ways you can create a table in steemit
You can create a table in two ways (if you know more, please share in the comments)
Create a Table - Way 1
Copy and paste the below and add as many headers and cells you need.
Header 1 | Header 2
--------- | ----------
Cell 1 | Cell 2
Will have the output >>
Header 1 | Header 2 |
---|---|
Cell 1 | Cell 2 |
Create a Table - Way 2 with html
This is the most difficult method where you should use html code.
If you copy paste the below then you can add your own pictures, text and links and adjust it as you wish.
You can add cells by adding <td>
and </td>
and the in between syntax
It all depends on what you would like to showcase and if you need to have links / images etc
You will see below the output of this syntax.
Note
- If you use images, make sure that they have correct and similar dimensions, so that they can look orderly put.
- Instead of
<h6>
you can use any headline you wish or no headlines at all - Check out this link for useful info regarding html table syntax
- Make sure you are citing your data sources if not your own
<table>
<tr>
<td><a href="https://steemit.com/steemit/@katerinaramm/steemit-guide-for-beginners">
<img src="https://steemitimages.com/DQmSVhpcG8mgwX4EfG3TVPYJ5G3T3ghkHwowhnY1QQHrQML/steemitguide2.jpg">
<h6><center>Steemit Guide For Beginners</center></h6>
</a></td>
<td><a href="https://steemit.com/steemit/@katerinaramm/deciding-what-to-write-about-researching-synthesis-of-a-blog-post-a-personal-approach-by-katerinaramm-part-3-synthesis-of-a-blog">
<img src="https://steemitimages.com/DQmU2VzmCck9VwHvZd7eYALchBzhcEhXQmMHs1i4ToyvxRm/write3.jpg">
<h6><center>What to write about / Research & Lay Out</center> </h6>
</a></td>
</tr>
</table>
You can see more information about post formatting in my MarkDown Guide I and MarkDown Guide II + Bonus Tip
Output of above code
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Greetings, Katerinaram
Thanks for this tutorial. For some people this is an important issue and I guess few know how to do it.
Glad you can help.
Good afternoon!
Είσαι θεά!!! Όλα απο σενα τα έχω μάθει...😀😀😀
χαχα, αντε να δω τι τραπέζια θα φτιάχνεις απο δω και πέρα :PPP
Χαχαχα..με πιυογυρα..:ppp
These articles are really helpful @katerinaramm
You are doing really nice job there.Well done!
Thanks for the tips Kate! Always useful!
Thank you for this @katerinaramm . I was thinking of where to find this!
Hi @katerinaramm. I remember your helpful posts when I first started on here. I realized I haven't paid a visit to you in some time. Thank you for another informative post. :)
I have been trying to figure this method out. The markdown guide does not show this, or I couldn't understand it. Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for commenting!
Make sure to check the two links of my previous MarkDown Guides
MarkDown Guide I
MarkDown Guide II
As always very helpful @katerinaramm!!!
Quite helpful