j@cK's Table Maker started out as a simple personal offline tool I could use for web development over the past summer (2002). Think of it as a code writer without needing the memorizing terms of what the table's attributes are, treated with a side of a few demonstration examples here and there. What else I like about this apps is that it's programed to configure over 200 different heximal colors for the background and borders of the table. This made life so much easier without looking up any online references. I'm currently near the end of revising this application for current existing bugs and designing a few template tutorial demos to support the software. To be announced... Well? Not really. I've decided to go web based with the application as a javascript run application for anyone to use in helping them build HTML tables for their webpages.

Step 1 Set your Table Tag Preferences

Border Border Color
Or
Border Color Light (IE)
Or
Width Height Alignment
Background Color
Or
Cellpadding Cellspacing
URL Grad Color (Webtv)
Or
Grad Angle
Step 2 Set TR and Sidebar Settings

Or Alignment
Vertical Alignment
Sidebar On Off
Width

Step 3 Configure TD Data Tags


A
B
C
D
E
F
1
a
2
ab
3
ab
c
4
a
bc
5
ab
cd
6
a
bcd
7
a
bcde
8
ab
cdef

You are not allowed to reverse engineer the program nor are you allowed to change the program in any way. j@cK's Table Maker may NOT be copied and distributed by any means or a part be distributed as a component of any commercial product without a prior agreement with the author. HTML code you create with j@cK's Table Maker can be used in any way you like. No license fee is required.


Trouble Shooting?

If you are experiencing technical problems with the features here or would like to give your comment or input, please send your questions or comments through the faqs page. j@cK's HTML Lab is FREE to view and visit for your web development needs. Feel free to bookmark this page in your Favorites. This website has one purpose, to support those building personal webpages or business and commercial websites.

© 2003-2008 j@cK's HTML Lab ~ Cut, Copy & Paste