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If you actually look at what I use tables for, it's: 1) Laying out the calendar (programmatically generated) 2) Having an element with a working 'vertical-ali
by kd5bjo 17y ago
If you actually look at what I use tables for, it's:
1) Laying out the calendar (programmatically generated)
2) Having an element with a working 'vertical-align' CSS property
3) The layout of the form on the initial page.
Everything else is done with CSS. Except for 3, which was because I was running out of time, I don't see how getting rid of the <table> tags helps things. I hope you don't want me to encode the positions of all the calendar dates in the CSS file.
- bluesmoon 17y agona, a calendar should be a table.