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CSS also supports a number of properties targeted especially at tables. There are quite a few table properties, but as yet the support for them is slight .

border-collapse

  • CSS2 values: collapseseparateinherit

  • Default value: collapse

  • Element support: Table and inline table elements

  • Browser support: [IE5, IE6]

  • Style inherited: Yes

This property gives a table's border model. For more information on table models, see the W3C CSS documentation.

border-spacing

  • CSS2 values: <length><length>?inherit

  • Default value: 0

  • Element support: Table and inline table elements

  • Browser support: [None]

  • Style inherited: Yes

Although it's not supported anywhere yet, this property is supposed to give the distance between cell borders.

column-span, row-span

  • CSS2 values: <integer>inherit

  • Default value: 1

  • Element support: Table cells , table columns , and table-column- group elements

  • Browser support: [None]

  • Style inherited: No

This property indicates how many columns or rows are spanned by a cell.

empty-cells

  • CSS2 values: showhideinherit

  • Default value: show

  • Element support: Table cell elements

  • Browser support: [None]

  • Style inherited: Yes

You use this property to control how borders are drawn around cells that are empty.

table-layout

  • CSS2 values: autofixedinherit

  • Default value: auto

  • Element support: Table and inline table elements

  • Browser support: [IE5, IE6]

  • Style inherited: No

This property specifies how to lay out table cells, rows, and columns. For more information on table layouts, see the W3C CSS documentation.

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