I recently found out that I need to use the cellspacing attribute in my table, but I was wondering if I could get it to work only horizontally. I don’t want it to vertically spread out, that messes up the layout of my entire page.
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I recently found out that I need to use the cellspacing attribute in my table, but I was wondering if I could get it to work only horizontally. I don’t want it to vertically spread out, that messes up the layout of my entire page.
A better way than setting
cellspacing="10"is to use CSS. You can use the following CSS to target the table’s cell spacing.The first value specifies the horizontal spacing, and the second value specifies the vertical spacing.