This will be pretty short and to the point, but hopefully it will be helpful. I believe Mario commented on it and while no one has to do it, some may like to use it for posting lineups or stat lines.
To start out, you need to include:
[php][/php]All the data or info you put in will be inbetween this code.
On your first line, you are essentially setting up how many columns your table will be, and each row has to match this structure (even if nothing is in it, the space markers have to be there.
To separate them into individual boxes, you need to do so using | like:
[php] #|Pos.|Name|...|Pos.|Name [/php]If you follow the format you laid out, everything should nicely and nearly be displayed under the appropriate heading. And you should be able to use different fonts, colors, smilies, etc within the tables you create.
I am posting the lineup table I made a couple of games ago for you anyone to use as a template to get an idea of how it works.
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Washington Nationals Cincinnati Reds # Pos. Name ... Pos. Name 1. 2B Felipe Lopez ... CF Ryan Freel 2. SS Christian Guzman ... 1B Scott Hatteberg 3. 3B Ryan Zimmerman ... RF Ken Griffey Jr. 4. LF Ryan Church ... 2B Brandon Phillips 5. RF Austin Kearns ... LF Adam Dunn 6. 1B Dmitri Young ... 3B Edwin Encarnacion 7. C Brian Schneider ... SS Alex Gonzalez 8. CF Nook Logan ... C David Ross 9. P Jason Simontacchi ... P Kyle Lohse
Washington Nationals Cincinnati Reds # Pos. Name ... Pos. Name 1. 2B Felipe Lopez ... CF Ryan Freel 2. SS Christian Guzman ... 1B Scott Hatteberg 3. 3B Ryan Zimmerman ... RF Ken Griffey Jr. 4. LF Ryan Church ... 2B Brandon Phillips 5. RF Austin Kearns ... LF Adam Dunn 6. 1B Dmitri Young ... 3B Edwin Encarnacion 7. C Brian Schneider ... SS Alex Gonzalez 8. CF Nook Logan ... C David Ross 9. P Jason Simontacchi ... P Kyle Lohse
Very simple with a very nice result in the end I believe.