Mark Marlow wrote:
Thank you very much for your help. I tried your suggestion and achieved the
desired results.
Excellent. Glad I could help.
My less than expert understanding of accessability has lead me to
believe that information which is linear in nature (like name, address,
phone, DOB...) sh
Hi Adam,
Thank you very much for your help. I tried your suggestion and achieved the
desired results. See code below if interested.
Regarding your question and points about table vs. css. There are a number
of considerations at play here for my development effort.
1. I am trying to build a s
Mark Marlow wrote:
I am simulating a two cell table using CSS (thanks to glish.com). In
reality, I would like to have 4 columns so the data is perfectly aligned
with each successive row.
Is there any particular reason why you want to simulate a table,
rather than actually use a table? This looks
Hi,
I am simulating a two cell table using CSS (thanks to glish.com). In
reality, I would like to have 4 columns so the data is perfectly aligned
with each successive row. Before crossing that hurdle, I wondered if there
is another technique for alignment.
Basically I am seeking a cheapo method
