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The original example in the original post complained about not being able to swap the center and side columns, I didn't feel that the header was relevant. Howev
by Jem 18y ago
The original example in the original post complained about not being able to swap the center and side columns, I didn't feel that the header was relevant. However, I could create additional examples if necessary.
Ref: real world - agree totally. However, as I said earlier today ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=463712 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=463712 ) you can't blame CSS for the flaws in IE.
- eli 18y agoThe thing I think a lot of people are missing is that I don't care whose fault it is. As a designer, I just need my sites to work in the real world (where 1/3 of my traffic is IE6). I'm not placing any blame, but if it doesn't work in IE6 then it doesn't work for me.
- axod 18y agoHow about you create a full solution... * valign works * cells are equal heights, dependent on contents * if width of contents is too big, cells adjust and display it best they can
- Jem 18y agoI wish :)
- axod 18y agoThen css is not useful for a lot of layout :/
- Jem 18y agoHence why this was not intended to be a justification of CSS, just a disagreement with one specific point. I'll let the likes of Eric Meyer etc defend the rest of it. I'm sure they know more about it than I do anyway.
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