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I think they're using it for a cross-browser solution for rendering custom fonts. There's nothing wrong with that, though we'd be better served if they used a p
by amadiver 16y ago
I think they're using it for a cross-browser solution for rendering custom fonts. There's nothing wrong with that, though we'd be better served if they used a progressive enhancement strategy -- they're replacing a single space character with their Flash banner, when instead they should be replacing a text representation of it:
e.g., Instead of:
<td id="flash_banner"> </td>
they should do this:
<td id="flash_banner">project: The Total Library</td>
(They use JavaScript to replace that <td> element with the Flash banner)