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COLSPAN: The COLSPAN attribute applies when a cell is extended to more than one column, that is,
                   the cell spans for 2 or more columns instead of 1, as shown in the table below:


                                            Roll No.        Name           Marks      Grade

                                                         First     Last




                 Here, “Name” cell is taking a span of 2 columns.



                          Experiential Learning                                                         Lab Activity


                    Make a table for correct uses of articles (A, An and The) in Word. Also make same table in HTML.







                         Topic Flashback                                                  21 st  Century   #Technology Literacy
                                                                                              Skills  #Flexibility
                         Write the names of any four CSS properties of the <TABLE> tag in HTML5.

                       1.

                       2.

                       3.

                       4.






                            Quick Quiz


                  1.  To create an unordered (bulleted) list in HTML, which tag should you use?

                             a.  <ul>                                      b. <ol>

                  2.  In HTML, which tag is used to create a table?

                             a. <tbl>                                      b. <table>

                  3.   What HTML element is used to define a header cell in an HTML table?

                             a. <th>                                       b. <td>

                  4.  If you set COLSPAN=3, then what will it do?

                             a. It merges three rows.                      b. It merges three columns.







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