We will be using HTML and CSS to style our next piece of Node Content. A thorough discussion of HTML and CSS is beyond the scope of this book, but let's have a short primer on the pieces that we will be using.
You may have seen tables in web pages. They resemble the row and column structure of a spreadsheet. We're going to use the Rich Text Editor to create a table, but knowing the structure will make it easier for us to edit it, and to troubleshoot it (if necessary). The following table gives us an overview of the structure.
A table in HTML is made up of a minimum of three types of tags. They are: table, row, and cell. Each table has one or more rows, and each row has one or more cells. So, a table, like the one we just saw, is structured as:
Table Row Cell Cell Row Cell Cell
This same table is created using HTML, as follows:
<table border="1"> <tr> <th>Total Sales</th> <th>Total Expenses</th> </tr...