HTML Table
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- johnnnnyh0
"creating web pages isnt just about how easy it is for the designers to adapt flats to html pages" -
The point I'm making is that while css is great in 9 out of 10 instances it is not 100% perfect. This would be fine except when one finds that there are things which could be done which now can't be done quite as efficiently (I use this word instead of easily as I'm not trying to short cut anything here).
And before anyone gets too worked up over this I never use tables for layout, but I do accept that there were things I used to do with a table that are now more challenging (three column layouts springs to mind for example which expand but do not crash back in on one another).
ASIDE --- I'm actually refreshed by having a real design/mark-up discussion on here by the way, rather than the usual boob and what's your favourite chat up line threads.