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Re: html issue

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Originally Posted by swiatek
No, of course not. Tables probibly wont ever depreciate unless they're replaced by a better coding technique (essentially, reinventing tables ). I'm just stating that using tables for your whole site's framework/backbone is considered poor coding practice these days.
A big idea behind XHTML is semantic coding: Tables should be used for information that takes the form of a table, such as a list of products, descriptions, and prices. Unfortunately, it's still tricky to make complex, 3-column web pages using CSS that look right on all browsers.
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