Took me some time, this is how I usually do it:
[table][tr]
[td][/td]
[td]
[center]
[b]1 Screen SD[/b]
[b]2 Screen HD[/b]
[b]4 Screen Ultra HD[/b][/center][/td]
[td][center]|
|
|
|[/center][/td]
[td][center][color=green]-20% Discount Rates[/color]
[color=green]$6.40 btc
$8 btc
$9.50 btc[/color][/center][/td]
[td][center]|
|
|
|[/center][/td]
[td][center][color=red] (Standard Rate)
($8)
($10)
($12)[/color][/center][/td]
[td][center]|
|
|
|[/center][/td][/tr][/table]
|
1 Screen SD
2 Screen HD
4 Screen Ultra HD
| |
|
|
| | -20% Discount Rates
$6.40 btc
$8 btc
$9.50 btc | |
|
|
| | (Standard Rate)
($8)
($10)
($12) | |
|
|
| |
edit: tweaked to make it easier to understand. An extra row in the beginning is the workaround for the table-that-looks-properly-only-on-preview bug.
Simply remove the center opening and closing tags if you don't need it, especially for the first column.
I think it would help me if I knew what the commands
[tr] & [td] stood for
[tr] stands for table row.
[td] stands for table column.