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   10/31/08

   kirat92

   have you tried looking for this in blogger help?
   
   if it isn't there, what you can do is this:
   
   create the table and its contents on Microsoft Word.
   
   copy it onto Microsoft Paint
   
   save it as an image
   
   transfer it onto your post as an image from your computer
   
   
   hope that works!
   
   kirat92.blogspot.com

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      10/31/08

      irtiza104

      thanks...
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   10/31/08

   arshad

   use the table tags of html and then post it .
   
   or
   
   just use "windows live writer " . its much more easy if you dont know html .

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   10/31/08

   bradhart

   yes but the question why would you want to?

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      10/31/08

      irtiza104

      i want to add a table to my blog.
      
      i have a sports blog and i want to add a scorecard. that needs a table.
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      10/31/08

      bradhart

      you are better off using css as tables add lots of huge amounts of code. Your best bet is to create the layout in your CSS allowing you to alter the look on every post you use the scorecard on in the future as you change themes or platforms. This is the only way you can assure it will always look right no matter what you do. Editing a css for a bit of layout code is much simpler than editing possibly hundreds of posts every time you change the theme.
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   10/31/08

   dosox

   If you can use some html.. something like this etc.... you can use it without the help of other things..

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   10/31/08

   karinac6

   can you actually update the table since he is talking about a scorecard?
   
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   11/11/08

   usws

   I'm not sure if tables can be created using CSS alone (hmm, although technically.. multiple sidebars LOOK like tables. Try googling CSS Tables and see if you can copy the HTML into your HTML tab post editor thingy. LOL
   
   Here's one www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/08/13/top-10-css-table-designs/

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