Like, would a potential employer think badly of someone who had used tables for instance to structure the header and footer of their website?
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Jump to PostI don't know about other employers, but I wouldn't look twice at a potential employee or contracter who used tables for the layout of a website instead of css in this day and age (obviously if the table had been used for what it was meant, to display data, then …
Jump to PostCan you provide an example of where you think you would need to use negative margins (so I can advise)?
Jump to PostIn this case then no, there is nothing wrong with using negative margins (I would use margins on the elements instead of padding in the header as I find it works better cross-browser and is easier to manipulate).
There are a few examples of how to do it on …
Jump to PostThey poster is not being ignorant, they are asking for genuine advice and at least they asked unlike some who still seem to just go ahead and use tables for layout - we all started somewhere. All you had to put was that it was a no-no and suggest they …
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