Christopher Jordan schrieb: > I see. So is it like the lesser of two evils (because IE doesn't comply > with all the standard CSS gizmos, like display: table-cell)? Either you > use tables, or you have to use conditional comments, and some other > CSS-for-IE hacks to make it work? Does that sound about right?
Hi Chris, that's right. But: the only reason I can think of to use tables, is, that you can easily have content vertically aligned in the middle. That is what CSS honestly lacks. This can also be achievend with a little dynamic property for IE, so that's one line for a hack versus improved accessibility plus increased flexibility/maintainability plus 50% less markup. That sounds like a good trade-off, doesn't it? > And, is > this really a reason not to use the plug-in? I've used Gilles submodal > dialog code before and it's served me quite well, so I was excited to > use something else he'd written. I've never stated I wouldn't use the plug-in. Once I'm going to use it, I'll CSSify it ;-) -- Klaus _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
