Head First HTML with CSS

Sharpen your pencil
tables and more lists
You’re becoming quite the pro at XHTML and CSS, so we don’t mind
giving you a little more to play with in these exercises. How about this:
we’d like to spruce this table up even a little more, starting with some text
alignment issues. Let’s say we want the date, temperature, and diner rating
to be center-aligned. And how about right alignment on the altitude and
population? How would you do that?
Here’s a hint: create two classes, one for center-aligned and one for rightaligned.
Then just use the text-align property in each. Finally, add the
appropriate class to the correct elements.
This may sound tough, but take it step by step; you already know everything
you need to finish this one. And, of course, you can find the answer in the
back of the chapter, but give yourself the time to solve it before you peek.
These are all centered.
And these are right aligned.
you are here 565