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When you create a table in a web document, it is the same as when you create a table in the print document. The table's bounding area will have a three dimensional appearance just as HTML tables do. You can export a table as an image if you want to use and keep the QuarkXPress formatting. To do this, select the item tool and then select the table. Navigate up to item and down to modify. At the bottom of the modify box, check the convert table to a graphic on export. The selected table will be treated as an image upon export. If you uncheck this box, the table will be converted to an HTML document. The cells that are set to be converted to graphics will be pictures in the HTML table. If the table is not set to rasterize on export, select the content tool and then select the desired cell. Navigate up to item and down to modify. Click on the cell tab and at the bottom of the cell tab make sure that the convert cell to graphic on export is checked. When this is checked, the selected cells will be converted to a graphic upon export. When you convert to a table upon export. This is not a document wide setting. So you must check it each time you want to rasterize a table.