Quote:
Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
If you insist on using <caption>, you could use <p>s (or any other markup) inside like:
Code:
<table>
<caption>
<p class="tabletitle">LSAT-560467-S</p>
<p class="tabletitle">DATA TRANSCRIPT 463/511-001</p>
<p class="tabletitle">SUBJECT SITE: 231.957 (North-eastern seaboard: CT, NY, NJ)</p>
</caption>
[... Rest of table here...]
</table>
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You don't have to use <br/>.
You can use all the fancy markup you want inside of a <caption>... <p>, <span>, <i>/<em>, whatever.
It's the same as a <td> or <th>. You can use those tags bare, or you could stick extra markup inside those cells... |
Oh, that is great info. So the <caption> is more like a div or section tag, rather than a paragraph tag.
I'll add that little trick to my cheat sheet of code.
I'll have a read through your links. Thanks for the informative post
