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![]() | 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. What's Good About CSS? -Accessibility -Less Code -Ability to change the Appearance quickly |
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![]() | Frankly, I don't understand the animosity toward tables that CSS designers regularily exhibit. Okay, I understand that div elements are a real treat for the CSS freak, but you can still put your CSS around your table and make it do what you want. And when it comes to divs within divs, it's no different than tables within tables. If anything, it's more difficult to pull off, and I don't see why anyone would waste a perfectly good and working table element in favor of the div. |
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| actually if u have a large site the table design really sucks. but this doesnt mean that this kind of design shouldn't be used. personally i use both of them. the question div or table i ask myself on the first stage of design. and i think that the thread`s title is wrong. it should be div or table, not css or table |
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | One of the main Advantages of CSS and Alternate StyleSheets is to allow Flexibility to Display the same Data on Different Devices . Usage of CellPhones,PDA's,WebTV's and other Similiar Devices to View the Internet requires it. Tables are OK For PC Display ,but try using them on a Cellphone Display .
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![]() | IMHO one of the disadvantages of CSS is its "moodiness" sometimes it does work, sometimes it doesnt. granted, many times the problems are not with the CSS rather with the browsers, however, i've had times when i use the same exact script on 2 pages and one works and the other doesnt (e.g. i write that script in its own file and it displays properly but when i put that code into the page where it belongs it doesnt work) for me its still tables for now.
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