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Posted by jadaml
jadaml
11,593 Points

Put two header cells with any text inside of the row you just created.

I guess I'm not really sure what it is they are asking of me here. I've tried a few different orientations of theads and rows but no luck.

<!-- Write your code below -->
    <table>
  <thead>head 1
    <tr>row1</tr>
  </thead>
  <thead>head 2
    <tr>row2</tr>
  </thead>
</table>

6 Answers

jadaml
jadaml
11,593 Points

Solved: was an issue of different types of head tags

<th>
<thead>
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

Additional info that may be helpful for future forum searchers:

thead & tfoot are used with longer tables, typically more than a screen-ful, not to be confused with th which is used for column headers similar to those found in a spreadsheet.

You can read more about thead & th over at HTMLDog.

Ian Lunn
Ian Lunn
4,558 Points
Ian Lunn
Ian Lunn
4,558 Points

They're asking for <td> cells. Put two of those into the <tr>.

jadaml
jadaml
11,593 Points
jadaml
jadaml
11,593 Points

you mean td tags? Still not quite getting this one.

Ian Lunn
Ian Lunn
4,558 Points
Ian Lunn
Ian Lunn
4,558 Points

Oops sorry I misread. Glad you got it sorted

Nixon Mahendran
Nixon Mahendran
1,467 Points
Nixon Mahendran
Nixon Mahendran
1,467 Points

I'm stuck here too :(

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

If you see a thread with a green checkmark, like this one, it means that the issue has been solved for the person who posted it.

Please don't re-open a solved thread by adding your own question to posts which have been solved, instead create your own thread.

Thanks and happy forum'ing.

Nixon Mahendran
Nixon Mahendran
1,467 Points

got it, Thank You