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Just my two cents but I would say that this argument is not counter-productive, but rather essential to the web moving forward. Until CSS is improved, tables w
by jrwoodruff 18y ago
Just my two cents but I would say that this argument is not counter-productive, but rather essential to the web moving forward.
Until CSS is improved, tables will never go away.
- Klonoar 18y agoI guess the way I'm looking at it is that this argument has already happened. CSS doesn't necessarily need to be improved, rather the browser situation does, which is certainly not helping CSS to look better in comparison to Tables. CSS3 (and CSS 2.1, which is still not fully supported in some cases) have various properties for forcing display models, but the caveat always ends up to be IE6/7. Though to be fair, I guess you're right, this argument is rather essential to the web moving forward, I just have to wonder if this is really the argument worth having.