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Unread 02-03-2007, 16:40
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Re: Team1065.com - Finally Released

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Originally Posted by Ricky2443 View Post
Ok, so your wrong. There is nothing wrong with using tables in a web site. Actually they are actually a very powerful tool in laying out your site. When used in unison with CSS ( you can combine the two ) they can display data in very creative AND SIMPLE TO MANAGE ways. Instead of messing around with a DIV within a DIV within a DIV and their float values and margins you have one table and that it. And as far as what people call accessibility, it makes no difference if you are using pure tables, pure CSS, or both, they will all validate if you code them right, and you should code them right. So in conclusion, you just got based, that is all.
You mean biased. You need to read this: http://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/06problems.html.
I don't want to derail this thread so I'm not gonna bring this up anymore. Let me just say tables are not simple to go through and manage.
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