I was recently told that tables are out and css is in. Is this correct?
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Jump to PostYes and no, but the debate is still going on.
CSS is in, no doubt about that. The benefits of using css are huge. Every modern site uses css nowadays.
As for tables, they are out but not completely. There are still situation where css is "not up …
Jump to PostTables were invented in html for displaying tables of data.
People then tried using them to control the visual layout (yes, I admit it, when I was younger I did this too).
Then in 1996, CSS came out, and by the end of the century, CSS was adopted …
Jump to PostThere is NO debate any more (not since about 2000 - 2002 anyway).
Well even here on Daniweb, the question about tables versus css comes up from time to time and every time there are arguments for and against the use of tables for layout.
I agree, the golden rule …
Jump to PostI agree with you CSS is better than HTML tables.
Jump to PostHere's my 2penneth worth:
html tables for data.
css for almost everything else.
The main argument for this is accessibility, flexibility and 'updatability'.
Trying to get everything to behave properly in all browsers via css can be really time consuming, but is usually worth it. The placement of form …
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