As long as you are using tables for tabular data i do no see any
problems with that, one exception i would make is the basket. In
the most basic layouts it's a quite simple table but for more complex
layouts it's a hell of a job with tables. So I wouldn't say *every*
tabular data has to be in a table, it always depends on the situation.
Forms are clearly a no go for tables.
mit freundlichen Grüßen
Alexander Kludt
Alfonsas Cirtautas schrieb:
Hi developers,
Since past few years we have seen many nice web trends, which changed the way
sites are made.
Table-less layout was one of those. Some developers understood it literally and
started to completely avoid any table usage causing some kind of table-phobia.
Currently in OXID eShop's standard (basic) theme we use tables to display
tabular data (basket content, checkout, product compare, product attributes )
and some forms (user registration, price alarm, ...)
For new coming OXID layout we will use tables for tabular data to follow
semantic web concept.
Regards, Alfonsas
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