Table row

tr

The tr element defines a single row of a table. It is the principal type of element used by a table. Table rows comprise a set of table data, defined with "td" elements.

The "tr" semantax is implied when it appears as an immediate descendent of a "table" element. You can omit the semantax in these cases.

Examples

table {
    tr {
        td AR
        td Argentina
    }
    tr {
        td BE
        td Belgium
    }
    tr {
        td CA
        td Canada
    }
}

Table using explicit "tr" semantax

table {
    {
        td AR
        td Argentina
    }
    {
        td BE
        td Belgium
    }
    {
        td CA
        td Canada
    }
}

Table using implied "tr" semantax

table {
    {
        td AR
        td Argentina
    },{
        td BE
        td Belgium
    },{
        td CA
        td Canada
    }
}

Table using tight curly-brace syntax