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______ attributes is used with the
<TR> tag and it extends the cell horizontally​

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The TH and TD elements are used for table cells. TH is used for table header cells while TD is used for table data cells. This distinction gives user agents a means to render such cells distinctly, for instance by using a larger or heavier font for header cells. It is also needed when rendering to speech. The CLASS attribute can be used to further differentiate cells, for instance into heads and subheads. This can be used together with style sheets to control the cell border style, and fill color etc.

The horizontal and vertical alignment of cell contents are determined by the ALIGN and VALIGN attributes respectively. In their absence, the alignment will be inherited from the TR element for the row. The COLSPEC attribute of the enclosing TABLE element provides a convenient way of specifying the default horizontal alignment for columns.

The AXIS and AXES attributes can be used when rendering to speech to provide abbreviated names for each cell's headers. Another application is when you want to be able to later process table contents to enter them into a database. Theses attributes are then used to give database field names. The table's class attribute should be used to let the software recognise which tables can be treated in this way.

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