This is the site that convinced me that CSS could do everything I
needed, and that tables were best suited for tabular data.
http://www.csszengarden.com/
Every variation uses the same html for the content, but a different
style sheet for the rendering. The tradeoff is often classic xml code
bloat as people wrap everything in <div> tags that are used to help
with layout, but don't offer much insight to actual content. The
other tradeoff is Explorer, which has the worst standards compliance
but the largest market share.
On Sep 1, 2006, at 2:51 PM, Rob Hudson wrote:
Martin Kelly wrote:
There are still a lot of cases where tables are very useful and
needed though.
For example: Tabular data?
:)
I think the days of tables and 1 pixel clear gifs for spacing are
gone (or most designers wish them to be) now that CSS support is
getting better.
-Rob
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