Mark,
One of the leading css proponents, Jeffrey Zelman, says
that it's OK to do forms in tables. In a way it is tabular data that you are
laying out. The nice thing is the combination of tables and CSS. i.e. set up a
basic table, give it an id, create your form and style it using a style
sheet.
Chad, CSS is great and once you grok it you won't go
back, but don't listen to those nazis who say that all tables are evil. If it
makes life easy and doesn't bloat the code too much, do
whatever.
Tom MacKean
Who has just finished a completely table-free and
hack-free site at www.sydneyivf.com
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Mandel
Sent: Friday, 13 May 2005 11:24 AM
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: OT: [best practice or your practice] CSS vs. Tables
I definatley like the idea of removing display information from document markup - it makes alot of sense for me.
The only place I get a little frustrated is in doing forms - as doing XHTML forms I find to be a bit of a pain in the rear due to cross browser issues. Sometimes I just want to use a table when doing forms.
But I say just in and try it out!
Mark
Who feels very left out because he doesn't have a witty quote under his name
On 5/13/05, Chad
Renando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Yeah, I've read all the schpeels on how doing a site in Layers is so
much better than Tables.
Do you guys deal strictly in layers,or lay out in tables? And how
does the mantra of "Tables Are Bad / Layers Are Cool" fit into the
world of web application development?
Cheers,
Chad
who used to have a haircut that used layers
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