morten fjellman wrote:
Thank you for the suggestion, I really appreciate it :)
I'm somewhat torn between the two (dl vs. table). I can see the logic
behind the dl, but I guess it's tabular data as well as a list. Can
someone tip the balance here?
Can I put my hand up again?
Each piece of data you want to mark up is tabular data - that is to say
it is defined by its place in a 2-dimensional grid, where one axis is
the DVD it is referring to, and the other is the attribute it describes.
Using a table you can get that second dimension (columns - the
attributes) set and sorted. There's far less ambiguity about your data.
It's also a lot less elements (cleaner code), and is easier digest in
tabular form (although, as I've shown, you can have it look like a list
if you want).
Regards,
Barney
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