Remove all the spaces of course. You can change the number of the cellpadding and cellspacing, and your table will change accordingly. Play around with it.
Again, remove spaces. This code starts a new row. You can change the values, and rename the title "#01- Ichigo". You can have as many rows as you like in between the < tr > and the < /tr >.
< br / >< table cellpadding="4" cellspacing="3" align="center" >
Remove all the spaces of course. You can change the number of the cellpadding and cellspacing, and your table will change accordingly. Play around with it.
< tr >
< td width="100" height="26" bgcolor="#929EAC" >< center >< font size="1" >#01 -Ichigo< /font >< /center >< /td >
< /tr >
Again, remove spaces. This code starts a new row. You can change the values, and rename the title "#01- Ichigo". You can have as many rows as you like in between the < tr > and the < /tr >.
< tr >
< td width="100" height="100" bgcolor="#F9F6F1" >< center >< img src="http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c342/phrixing/Bleach%20Icons/Ichigo07.jpg" >< /center >< /td >
< /tr >
This is where you put your image URL so the image will show up. You should have as many rows as you did for the title row.
End the code with
< /table>
You should have a simple table by now. Of course, there's also an automatic table generator by [info]77_words in case you want to skipp the hassle. :)
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and this should be your result:
#01 -Ichigo
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