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Pure CSS Responsive Accordion Table

Dev: Anthony Collurafici

See the Pen CSS table by Andrew Lohman (@ajlohman) on CodePen.

Dev: Andrew Lohman

Fixed table header

Dev: Nikhil Krishnan

Simple Responsive Table in CSS

Dev: Matt Smith

See the Pen Data Table by alassetter (@alassetter) on CodePen.

Dev: alassetter

CSS Responsive Table Layout

Dev: Luke Peters

Responsive

See the Pen Responsive by Pablo García (@pablorgarcia) on CodePen.

Dev: Pablo García

Responstable 2.0: a responsive table solution

Dev: Jordy van Raaij

Responsive Table

Dev: Geoff Yuen

Responsive Table

Dev: Iván Villamil

Responsive Table

No Javascript Table with Pagination

Dev: Takane Ichinose

Responsive Table HTML and CSS Only

Dev: Flor Antara

Pure CSS Table Highlight (vertical & horizontal)

Dev: Alexander Erlandsson

Responsive table with flexbox

HTML Table & CSS Table

Dev: Ahmad Awais

MODERN TABLE CSS (FLAT DESIGN)

Dev: Vikas Chauhan

Pure CSS Table Column Hover

Dev: Dave Santos

Fade and Blur on Hover Data Table

Dev: Jack Rugile

Zigzag Table

Dev: Chris Smith

Table with frozen table header and left column

Dev: Estelle Weyl

Sort Table Rows by Table Headers – Ascending and Descending (jQuery)

Dev: Nathan Cockerill

Data Table with Collapsible Table Rows

Dev: Andor Nagy

Responsive & Accessible Data Table

Dev: Charlie Cathcart

CSS only Responsive Tables

Dev: David Bushell

Responsive Tables using LI

Dev: Faiz Ahmed

Sticky Table Headers by position: sticky;

Dev: Wolf Wortmann

Responsive Table with RWD-Table-Patterns

Dev: SitePoint

Responsive Table + Detail View

Dev: Heather Buchel

CSS Grid: Periodic Table

Dev: Olivia Ng

Animated Periodic Table

Dev: Dilum Sanjaya

Responsive Periodic Table with CSS Grids

Dev: Dilum Sanjaya

CSS Periodic Table

Dev: Alma Madsen

The Periodic Table Of Elements

Dev: Brady Sammons

Periodic table

Dev: Kitty Giraudel

Periodic Table of the Elements

Dev: Adrian Roselli

Periodic Table (click an element)

Dev: Loïc Monard

Crisp table

See the Pen Crisp table by charlie hield (@stursby) on CodePen.

Dev: charlie hield

CSS3 pricing table

Pricing table

Dev: Chris Frees

Bootstrap Pricing Table

Dev: Sahar Ali Raza

Pricing Table

See the Pen Pricing Table by Travis Williamson (@travisw) on CodePen.

Dev: Travis Williamson

Pricing Table

See the Pen Pricing Table by Aladin Bensassi (@Eliteware) on CodePen.

Dev: Aladin Bensassi

Flat Pricing table

Dev: Vivek kumar

Flat Pricing table

Dev: Andy Tran

RESPONSIVE PRICING TABLE DESIGN

Dev: Digimad Media

Pricing Table

Dev: Daniel Riemer

Pricing Table

See the Pen Pricing Tables by Joseph Victory (@j-w-v) on CodePen.

Dev: Joseph Victory

Responsive Flip Pricing Table

Dev: Shane Heyns

Adaptive Pricing Table

Pricing table ui

See the Pen pricing table ui by jamal hassonui (@devjamal) on CodePen.

Dev: jamal hassonui

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Lesson 5 — Lists in HTML and a table example

In the previous lesson, Tables in HTML, we learned how to use tables. Today, we’re going to add a table to our website and introduce lists. After today’s lesson, you will finally have the required information to be able to use CSS and create custom website designs.

The skills subpage

Create another subpage on your website, this time, save it as skills.html. Add all of the necessary tags (doctype, html, head, body) and add a table to the body. The table will have 2 rows The first row, will have an icon of a programming language we know. Whereas, the second one will include a description of what we are able to do with it. I’ve downloaded the icons used in this lesson from http://www.iconfinder.com. Our subpage should now look something like this:

 html>  lang="en">  charset="utf-8" /> Skills   Skills    src="images/html.png" alt="HTML" />   src="images/java.png" alt="Java" />   src="images/pascal.png" alt="Pascal" />     HTML I started out with HTML. I can create simple websites, just like this one.   Java I'm currenlty learning Java using ICT.social's courses. I can create simple console and form applications using object-oriented programming.   Pascal I was taught Pascal in school, but I prefer the modern languages taught at ICT.social.    
 href="index.html">Back to the home page
   

We’ll also need to include a link to the subpage in index.html. Done! Now let’s head on over to Lists.

Lists

We use lists whenever we need to list items that are related somehow. A List can be used for cited works, numbered tutorial steps, navigation menus, and many, many other things. I’m sure you are familiar with bullet points from MS Word and other similar programs. There are 3 types of lists in HTML.

Unordered list

, which stands for Unordered List. Items in it are unindexed and are displayed as bullet points as default. Although the list is seen as unordered, the order of items is kept when displayed in a browser.
is a paired tag that wraps list items.

List items

Let’s take a look at an example of an unordered list:

 What I have learned today  How to create tables How to merge cells What does semantics mean How to create an unordered list 



element to set up navigation menus. We’ll go over how to do all of that further along in the course.

Ordered list

tag to wrap
list items. For ordered lists, browsers display numbers by default:

 My priority menu  Spaghetti Creamy sauce Hamburger Cheese burger Broccoli 

Here’s what it would look like:



element has several attributes:

• reversed — If the attribute is specified, list items are numbered backwards, in descending order. You may set the value to «reversed», but it wouldn’t make a difference if you do (you could just leave it blank).
• start — The value of this attribute sets the first number of the list (entered as a number).
• type — Specifies the type of numbering to be used. Values can be set to 1, A, a, I, i for Arabic numerals, Latin letters, and Roman numerals.
• value — In an **ordered list, this attribute sets the item number. The items after the one that holds this attribute are automatically numbered based on the set value.

Let’s try an even more complex example:

 reversed="reversed" start="4" type="I"> Item Item Item 



Definition list

The last list type is the definition list. Unlike the first two, it contains 2 types of items:

Definition Term

We add terms that are to be explained/defined into tags (stands for Definition Term).

Definition

We add explanations into tags (stands for Definition Definition).

Here’s a little showcase of definition lists:

 Article glossary  Tutorial A guide to doing things, shown step by step in most cases ICT.social A social network and knowledge base for programmers List A set of items that are related somehow 





Know what the next lesson, Solved tasks for HTML and CSS lessons 4-5, is going to be about? That’s right! We’re going to introduce you to CSS styling! Look forward to it because our website is going to look really fancy soon

In the following exercise, Solved tasks for HTML and CSS lessons 4-5, we’re gonna practice our knowledge from previous lessons.

Did you have a problem with anything? Download the sample application below and compare it with your project, you will find the error easily.

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43 CSS Tables

Collection of free HTML and CSS table code examples: simple, responsive, pricing, periodic, etc. Update of May 2020 collection. 6 new item.

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