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I found this page by mistake and I am very confused. N/A: No introduction given.The following code is too short and doesn't contain enough information to demonstrate a problem: This is a test. N/A: This sentence should either be rewritten or removed from the article entirely.In the following example, there's no context for what's going on in the code, which makes it impossible to figure out why it's blanking out the other text in the post body: \t\t$("body").append(""); \t$("body").append("Hello world!"); \t$("body").append(document). append(""); \t$("body").append(document).append("Hello world!"); \t$("body").append(document).append(""); If you look at the code above, you'll see that it's trying to show a table with a type="text/css" element as a first row and a table with a type="text/javascript" element as a first row. However, for some reason, the first one ends up being blank. The following code has been split into two parts: 1) HTML to be shown in table 1, and 2) CSS to be applied to the whole page. This is exactly what you need to do if you want to create a table with JavaScript. If you've ever created a table with JavaScript, then this should be easy for you to fix (but see "Mystery Code" for a hint). You'll notice that I've added some classes to the first row. This is because the first row will have a different style from the rest of the table. 1test CSS: \t.data-table{ \twidth: 100%; \t} \t.data-row{ \tbackground: red; } The following code demonstrates an empty table with a "type" attribute for each column. This is an example of the HTML table markup you see in most examples, but there's no CSS or JavaScript to go with it. \t 1test \t2test2 The following code is showing a "type" attribute for each column. cfa1e77820
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