HTML <tbody> table body Tag Reference
The tbody HTML tag means table body, and contains the rows of data that make up a table.
Use it in all tables as a rule, but especially if your table contains a <thead> and/or <tfoot>.
The tbody HTML tag means table body, and contains the rows of data that make up a table.
Use it in all tables as a rule, but especially if your table contains a <thead> and/or <tfoot>.
<tbody> is an optional tag, but it’s good practice to include it in all tables, and you should definitely use it if your table has a header or footer, to differentiate the table data from the column headers and footers. A table may contain more than one <tbody> tag.
The <tbody> tag lies within the <table> tag. If your table contains a header and a footer, then the correct order is <thead> <tfoot> <tbody>
It’s valid in all current versions of HTML and xHTML, and it should always have a closing </tbody> tag.
The <tbody> goes after the first <thead> but also after the <tfoot> tag (which is unusual, but the way it is).
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