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If you added attributes for the number of rows and columns (something like <table ... rows="4" cols="4">), it could render it progressively. I don't recall if
by _jal 3y ago
If you added attributes for the number of rows and columns (something like <table ... rows="4" cols="4">), it could render it progressively.
I don't recall if that was vanilla HTML or vendor extension, I suspect not vanilla.
I stopped doing front end work about the time tables for layout went out of fashion, my dorky internal tools still use them.
- handy2000 3y agoNot in the HTML 4.01 spec (https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/tables.html https://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/tables.html), so probably a vendor extension (don't think I ever used these attributes).