Clean and straight tables?

[quote=R3Veal]How to do these kind of tables? I made them by myself but they are really crooked and it does not look that clean... (The table is in my guide under the ITEMS section) I want to achieve this: [img=https://i.ibb.co/zSQmPYc/Screenshot.png][/quote]

[quote=Chromuro]I just looked at your guide and you need only a couple of adjustments: first, for the first nextcol, put a value that is equal for every column (for example, for every first nextcol put width=100, if 100 is not enough then 200); then put a br between every item, this way it won't be a big wall of text[/quote]

[quote=Maintained][code] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Dead Man's Plate size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] If you're going [[predator]], this will be your armor item as opposed to [[righteous glory]]. [[Dead Man's Plate]] is heavy on both armor and health, but why would you take this over other armor items? Its passive gives you huge roaming potential, which is ideal for going after objectives or catching people out. It also helps you burst down their carries. Build this first over [[adaptive helm]] if their team is heavier on physical damage than magic damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Adaptive helm size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] Your standard tank magic resistance item. There isn't much to say about this item. You can't utilize [[spirit visage]] as you have no built in healing, and [[abyssal mask]] costs slightly more. This item becomes really efficient against mages that spam the same abilities or have a lot of DoTs. Build this first over [[Dead Man's Plate]] if their team is heavier on magic damage than physical damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table][/code] Took this out of my guide so that you can just copy paste. Just change the items and text and it'll be good to go. It should look like this: [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Dead Man's Plate size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] If you're going [[predator]], this will be your armor item as opposed to [[righteous glory]]. [[Dead Man's Plate]] is heavy on both armor and health, but why would you take this over other armor items? Its passive gives you huge roaming potential, which is ideal for going after objectives or catching people out. It also helps you burst down their carries. Build this first over [[adaptive helm]] if their team is heavier on physical damage than magic damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Adaptive helm size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] Your standard tank magic resistance item. There isn't much to say about this item. You can't utilize [[spirit visage]] as you have no built in healing, and [[abyssal mask]] costs slightly more. This item becomes really efficient against mages that spam the same abilities or have a lot of DoTs. Build this first over [[Dead Man's Plate]] if their team is heavier on magic damage than physical damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table][/quote]

[quote=Jovy]You can do the same thing very simply with columns, just replace X with text. [columns][icon=adaptive helm size=130][nextcol width=20][nextcol]Your standard tank magic resistance item. There isn't much to say about this item. You can't utilize Spirit Visage as you have no built in healing, and Abyssal Mask costs slightly more. This item becomes really efficient against mages that spam the same abilities or have a lot of DoTs. Build this first over Dead Man's Plate if their team is heavier on magic damage than physical damage.[/columns] [code][columns][icon= X size=55][nextcol width=20][nextcol]X[/columns][/code][/quote]

[quote=R3Veal][quote=Maintained][code] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Dead Man's Plate size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] If you're going [[predator]], this will be your armor item as opposed to [[righteous glory]]. [[Dead Man's Plate]] is heavy on both armor and health, but why would you take this over other armor items? Its passive gives you huge roaming potential, which is ideal for going after objectives or catching people out. It also helps you burst down their carries. Build this first over [[adaptive helm]] if their team is heavier on physical damage than magic damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Adaptive helm size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] Your standard tank magic resistance item. There isn't much to say about this item. You can't utilize [[spirit visage]] as you have no built in healing, and [[abyssal mask]] costs slightly more. This item becomes really efficient against mages that spam the same abilities or have a lot of DoTs. Build this first over [[Dead Man's Plate]] if their team is heavier on magic damage than physical damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table][/code] Took this out of my guide so that you can just copy paste. Just change the items and text and it'll be good to go. It should look like this: [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Dead Man's Plate size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] If you're going [[predator]], this will be your armor item as opposed to [[righteous glory]]. [[Dead Man's Plate]] is heavy on both armor and health, but why would you take this over other armor items? Its passive gives you huge roaming potential, which is ideal for going after objectives or catching people out. It also helps you burst down their carries. Build this first over [[adaptive helm]] if their team is heavier on physical damage than magic damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Adaptive helm size=50][/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] Your standard tank magic resistance item. There isn't much to say about this item. You can't utilize [[spirit visage]] as you have no built in healing, and [[abyssal mask]] costs slightly more. This item becomes really efficient against mages that spam the same abilities or have a lot of DoTs. Build this first over [[Dead Man's Plate]] if their team is heavier on magic damage than physical damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table][/quote] How do I make items names under the icons?[/quote]

[quote=Jovy]just put the text under where the icon code is like this: [code][table] [tr] [td width=0 padding=5][center][icon=Dead Man's Plate size=50] Dead Man's Plate[/center][/td] [td width=600 padding=20] If you're going [[predator]], this will be your armor item as opposed to [[righteous glory]]. [[Dead Man's Plate]] is heavy on both armor and health, but why would you take this over other armor items? Its passive gives you huge roaming potential, which is ideal for going after objectives or catching people out. It also helps you burst down their carries. Build this first over [[adaptive helm]] if their team is heavier on physical damage than magic damage. [/td] [/tr] [/table][/quote]

[quote=R3Veal]Thanks but when I do this for every item in my table it goes like it was before (crooked and not clean). Is there a way to "center" the icons and names under them?[/quote]