Hi,
I'm aware it is a table based solution. As an exercise I'm attempting to to do this with CSS, but have trouble with the "Tonight's Lineup". I thought about a nested <ul> solution, what can anyone else offer?
On Friday, September 24, 2004, at 11:27 PM, Bert wrote:
G'day
As an exercise, converting table based layouts to CSS has proven vigorous.
For my next trick, creating "Tonight's Lineup" at: http://www.bbcamerica.com/bbcamerica.jsp with nested a <ul>, could someone point to a semantically correctsolution?
Looks like tabular data to me - rows with two pieces of related info each.
One column has the time, the other has the title of the show. Tabular data
is best put in a table and if set up properly (with summary, caption,
headings with scope, etc) it will make sense from an accessibility point of
view.
The only other option I see is a Definition List, where the DT is the time
and the DD is the show's title. But will it make sense to people using
assistive technology?
Regards -- Bert Doorn, Better Web Design www.bwdzine.com Fast-loading, user-friendly websites
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