Plain Table
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Plain tables can be used for layout. Note that using tables for layout is generally bad idea for accessibility, but there are rare scenarios in which it might be semantically correct to use a table. E.g. a collection of profiles of people in a company with images and information could be properly represented as tabular data.
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Plain Table with Headers - Not Responsive
Authors should not use tables for layout, but there are some cases where it's arguably acceptable from a semantic perspective. E.g. a staff info table with images on the left and names/details on the right. The plain table style is available for use in these scenarios.
| Column 1 Header | Column 2 Header | Column 3 Header * |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | Information | Information |
| Item 2 | Information | Information |
| Another Item | Information | Information |
| Fourth Item | Information | Information |
| * Annotation text can go here | ||
Plain Table with Headers - Responsive
Even though it's possible to place headers within a plain table, they don't appear in small screen views.
| Column 1 Header | Column 2 Header | Column 3 Header * |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | Information | Information |
| Item 2 | Information | Information |
| Another Item | Information | Information |
| Fourth Item | Information | Information |
| * Annotation text can go here | ||
Plain Table, No Headers - Responsive
| Item 1 | Information | Information |
| Item 2 | Information | Information |
| Another Item | Information | Information |
| Fourth Item | Information | Information |
| * Annotation text can go here | ||