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# HTML DOM TableHeader Object * * * ## TableHeader Object The TableHeader object represents an HTML element. ### Accessing a TableHeader Object You can use getElementById() to access a element: var x = document.getElementById("myTh"); (#) **Note:** You can also access the TableHeader object by searching the table's (#) collection. ### Creating a TableHeader Object You can use the document.createElement() method to create a element: var x = document.createElement("TH"); (#) ## TableHeader Object Properties | Property | Description | | --- | --- | | (#) | Sets or returns the value of the abbr attribute. | | align | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.textAlign](#) instead. Sets or returns the horizontal alignment of the content in a data cell. | | axis | Not supported in HTML5. Sets or returns a comma-separated list of related data cells. | | background | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.background](#) instead. Sets or returns the background image of a data cell. | | bgColor | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.backgroundColor](#) instead. Sets or returns the background color of a table. | | ch | Not supported in HTML5. Sets or returns the alignment character for a data cell. | | chOff | Not supported in HTML5. Sets or returns the horizontal offset of the ch attribute. | | (#) | Sets or returns the value of the colspan attribute. | | (#) | Sets or returns the value of the headers attribute. | | height | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.height](#) instead. Sets or returns the height of a data cell. | | noWrap | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.whiteSpace](#) instead. Sets or returns whether the content in a cell should wrap. | | (#) | Sets or returns the value of the rowspan attribute. | | vAlign | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.verticalAlign](#) instead. Sets or returns the vertical alignment of the content in a cell. | | width | Not supported in HTML5. Use [style.width](#) instead. Sets or returns the width of a data cell. | ## Standard Properties and Events The TableHeader object also supports the standard (#) and (#). * * * ## Related Articles HTML Tutorial: (#)