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you can make a w3c compliant site that uses tables for layout. html tables are part of the standard. there are custom extensions that some browsers introduced,
by spooneybarger 17y ago
you can make a w3c compliant site that uses tables for layout.
html tables are part of the standard. there are custom extensions that some browsers introduced, but if you avoid them... 'hello 'compliance''.
- emson 17y agoYes that's my point about the grey area - you run a table site through the validator and it can pass. But are there any advantages - is it easier to design if the site doesn't use complex tables? There really can't be any advantage to download speed - as browsers are likely to render tables slightly slower.