Hey guys, Kuro here! Welcome to the first part of the tutorial! Before we begin the table-making, I will have you guys to get familiar with a few terms.

First term: [ ]

These brackers will be used to make the commands. All the commands will be inside these guys, so pay attention.

Second term: /

This simple slash will be what will "close" the command. Exemple time!

[command] text [/command]

Very simple, right? If you still didn't uderstood, the second [command] is the closing one, so you need to put the slash just before thecommand that you want to close, just after the first bracker, like this: [/command]. this will close the command.

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Third term: table

"Table" will be the command that will be used to "open" and "close" the table. To make the exemple, I will change the brackers for the parentheses (), so that the command won't work and I can show the command lines, ok?

Exemple: (table) (/table)

This will generate the table, but we are not ready yet. To begin to make the table, you will need the next term.

Fourth term: table row (tr)

"Table row", or tr for short, will be like it's name, the table row. This will create a horizontal line in the table, a row. Again, I will make the exemple like the previous one.

Exemple: (table)(tr)(/tr)(/table)

See? It's easy until now! Ok, next term!

Fifth term: Table divison (td)

This will create the "boxes" in the table rows, and it's where you will put the text. I will go deeer in this term in the next part, since more then this will make your head hurt(probably). Also, when you put the command, like this:

(td) (/td)

You will have to put the text between them. Exemple:

(td) Text (/td)

See? Easy right? We are just beginning! Next post will be the basic table tutorial. Until next time! Hope you guys liked it!