<t body> <t foot> <t head>

[Luigi Donatello Asero]

Should I use
<t body> <t foot> <t head> with small or big capitals?
On the page http://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/sv/tolkning.html
there is a table showing prices for several kinds of interpretation
services. There are also a paragraph explaining how the different kinds of
interpretation services are offered, for example what simultaneous
interpreting is and another one about the prices which explains for
example that these ones are in euro.
Is it better to use <t foot> and <t head to render them?

 

[Barry Pearson]

Should I use
<t body> <t foot> <t head> with small or big capitals?

[snip]

I can't answer your question, but those tags don't have a space in them:
<tbody> not <t body>.

 

[Luigi Donatello Asero]

Should I use
<t body> <t foot> <t head> with small or big capitals?

[snip]

I can't answer your question, but those tags don't have a space in them:
<tbody> not <t body>.

Thank you

 

[Steve Pugh]

Should I use
<t body> <t foot> <t head> with small or big capitals?

If you mean <tbody>, <tfoot> and <thead> then in HTML they can be in

On the page http://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com/sv/tolkning.html
there is a table showing prices for several kinds of interpretation
services. There are also a paragraph explaining how the different kinds of
interpretation services are offered, for example what simultaneous
interpreting is and another one about the prices which explains for
example that these ones are in euro.
Is it better to use <t foot> and <t head to render them?

No. <thead>, <tbody> and <tfoot> are used to group together sets of
<tr> elements. So you could put a <thead> around the row containing
the headings "Kontakttolkning Viskningstolkning
Simultantolkning" and a <tbody> round the rest of the rows, but
there's no <tfoot> here.

Steve