The td and th objects reflect the td and th elements. From an HTML structure viewpoint, the two elements have different purposes within a t

Reflects the abbr attribute (cell description for speech), for which mainstream browsers have no functionality at this time.

Defines the horizontal alignment of content within the cell.

Reflects the axis attribute (cell category description for speech), for which mainstream browsers have no functionality at this time.

Specifies the URL of the background image for the cell. If you set a bgColor to the element as well, the color appears if the image fails to load;

Provides the background color of the table cell. This color setting is not reflected in the style sheet backgroundColor property. Even if the bg

Removes focus from the current TD object, at which time the TD object's onblur event fires

Provides the color of the element's border. Internet Explorer applies the color to all four lines that make up the interior border of a cell. Theref

document.getElementById("myTD").borderColorDark = "blue"; document.getElementById("myTD").borderColorLight = "cornf

Returns a zero-based integer representing the position of the current cell among all other td elements in the same row. The count is based on the

Defines the text character used as an alignment point for text within a cell. This property is normally of value only for the align attribute set

Defines the offset point at which the character specified by the char attribute is to appear within a cell. In practice, neither IE nor Navigator

Broadly speaking, these provide the height and width of the TD element's content, but with minor variations with respect to element padding among vari

Specifies the number of columns across which the current table cell should extend itself. For each additional column included in the colSpan count

Returns an array of all filter objects contained by the current TD element.