Title: RE: [WSG] CSS vs tables - the untitled posts
Ok, Rimantas, replicate http://seowebsitepromotion.com without tables and without hacks.
- Mike Pepper
Hi,
I don't want to lower the tone, but was that comment a joke or were you serious? Your site is a standard 3 column layout, it's
From: Jamie Mason
Ok, Rimantas, replicate http://seowebsitepromotion.com without tables
and
without hacks.
- Mike Pepper
Hi,
I don't want to lower the tone, but was that comment a joke or were
you
serious? Your site is a standard 3 column layout, it's perfectly
possible to
build that in
Title: RE: [WSG] CSS vs tables - the untitled posts
No,
Jamie, not a joke.
As I
said in an earlier post, it's possible to achieve almost anything with CSS but
at what cost in time and nested divs to achieve the same result. And it's not a
'standard' 3 column layout; the right is fixed
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No,
Jamie, not a joke.
As I
said in an earlier post, it's possible to achieve almost anything with CSS but
at what cost in time
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Hi,
You could
absolutely position the right hand column, put a right margin on the centre
column of the width of the right column and have
of the main content area.
Patrick Griffiths (PTG)
http://www.htmldog.com/ptg/
http://www.htmldog.com
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Subject: RE: [WSG] CSS vs tables - the untitled posts
widths.
Cheers,
Mike
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Subject: Re: [WSG] CSS vs tables - the untitled posts
I like the design of the site. And it's particularly impressive from
Here are some thoughts on Tables and tableless design, I tried to make it brief
:).
Tables and divs (CSS needs some structure) have different properties and so
react differently to different situations.
A printed page is very different to a page viewed on the web via a web enabled
device. Once a
