Table background

You can user either a color or image as the background of your table. We will now show you how to do it.

To add a background color, you would use the code bgcolor="" which means background color. This code is added to the <table> tag so that it works throughout the entire table. You can also use background="url" to add a background image. The example below will use the background color pink:

<table bgcolor="pink" border="1">

Cell

You also add a background color to individual cells/rows or columns just by placing the bgcolor="" code in the <tr> or <td> tag. We will now add the color yellow to one or the columns in a pink table.

<table bgcolor="pink" border="1">
<tr bgcolor="yellow">

CellCell
CellCell

As you can see, the background of the column changed to yellow. What happens if we want a cell/row to have the background green? Well, we just need to add the bgcolor="" code in the <td> tag. We will try doing that to one of the cells/rows from the above table.

<td bgcolor="green">

CellCell
CellCell

If you want to use an image as the background, then you will need to use the background="" code. In the quotation marks, you will write the URL of the image you want to use as the background. Right now, we will try using the demo.gif as the background in a table as an example:

<table width="100px" height="100px" background="/demo.gif" border="1">

Cell

If you want to use CSS for the background then you can use this code for the background color:

<table style="background:#hex code;">

You will need to place the hex code of the color you want as the background but remember that you will need the # (number sign) before the hex code. If you would like to use a background image, then you can use the following code:

<table style="background:url(file location);">

You will need to place the URL of the image in the parentheses (file location).

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