Polarmate's Spotlight
Tuesday, September 13, 2005
  A case against table for layout
Problems defined, Solutions offered:
Tables existed in HTML for one reason: To display tabular data. But then border="0" made it possible for designers to have a grid upon which to lay out images and text. Still the most dominant means of designing visually rich Web sites, the use of tables is now actually interfering with building a better, more accessible, flexible, and functional Web. Find out where the problems stem from, and learn solutions to create transitional or completely table-less layout.

Will designers finally get it?!
 
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