HTML: <thead> charoff attribute

Online Example

Align the content inside <thead> with the two characters to the right of the "B" character:

<table style="width:100%;" border="1">
　　<thead align="char" char="B" charoff="2">
　　<tr>
　　　　<th height="50">Babi Doll Manufacturer</th>
　　　　<th height="50">Babi Doll Type</th>
　　</tr>
　　</thead>
　　<tr>
　　　　<td>Barbie Princess</td>
　　　　<td>6Joint Barbie Doll</td>
　　</tr>
　　<tr>
　　　　<td>Barbie Princess</td>
　　　　<td>12Joint Barbie Doll</td>
　　</tr>
</table>

Browser Compatibility

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Almost all mainstream browsers do not support the charoff attribute.

Definition and Usage

HTML5 The charoff attribute is not supported for <thead>.

The charoff attribute sets the number of characters from the beginning of the content within the <thead> element to be aligned based on the character specified by the char attribute.
The charoff attribute can only be used when the char attribute is specified and the align attribute is set to 'char'.

Syntax

<thead charoff="number">

Attribute Value