<TBODY
CLASS=type
ID=value
STYLE=css1 properties>
</TBODY>
Creates multiple sections when rules are needed between groups of table rows. The end-tag is required.
If a table does not have a header or footer (does not have a THEAD or TFOOT element), the TBODY element is optional. The end-tag is optional.
You can use the TBODY element more than once in a table. This is useful for dividing lengthy tables into smaller units and for controlling the placement of horizontal rules.
Example
<TABLE> <THEAD> <TR> ... </TR> <TBODY> <TR> ... </TR> </TBODY> </TABLE>
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