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I think it is deeper, the problem is that HTML tables are serialized in row and columns separately, so for example if you wanted a cell to be 2 rows tall and 2

by afiori 6y ago

I think it is deeper, the problem is that HTML tables are serialized in row and columns separately, so for example if you wanted a cell to be 2 rows tall and 2 columns wide there wasn't a local change that could allow it. To my understanding CSS Grid is meant to solve this

jacquesm 6y ago
Yes there was: colspan.
- afiori 6y ago
  thank for the correction, then my position is that with rowspan and colspan tables were sorta nice :)