On Aug 6, 2006, at 11:28 AM, David Dixon wrote:
With that particular page, and with the example you used, then I'd
say yes, a tabular layout is well justified. In fact I wouldn't
even recommend structuring data in that fashion using divs/spans
etc, as the markup would a) be as bulky as hell, and b) provide no
relationship between the headings and data, or even the data itself.
Thanks David and all, yes, your feedbacks help alot.
By the way, have anybody read the Designing with web standards second
edition yet? I have the first edition, absolutely love it and this
book got me to be passionate about web standards and CSS design. Any
big changes for the second edition and something I must read?
All these CSS, web design, web standards book cost big fortune, try
very hard not to spend money on second, third editions :)
tee
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