When it comes to tables, the row tag is very important. You need to have it the <tr> tag if you are looking to work with rows. This doesn’t require any extra tags to be added but if you want to add to give it a dynamic feel, fill free to do so. I’m going to show you a mere example of what I am talking about.

List of <tr> tag's attributes
align Determines horizontal alignment in cells.
bgcolor Determines the background color of cells.
bordercolor Determines the border color.
valign Determines a vertical alignment in cells.

Examples

<table><tr></tr></table>

This is the current order for this sample and how it works.

<tr bgcolor="#000000" align="right" valign="top&" bordercolor="#ffffff">
</tr>

This however is just a mere example of how it can work. As you can see, these are just values and are optional to add to the row tag. It only will affect just that particular row. If however you are looking to have it affect certain rows on a consistent basis, then it would be advised to study up on Cascading Style Sheets. Here is another brief example of how it could look.

HTML tables menu.