By lowellheddings
via smashingmagazine.com
Published: Nov 11 2006 / 15:01
Which modern solutions a web-developer can use, designing his/her next css-based form.
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Lowell Heddings replied ago:
Oh zealots, why will ye not use tables?
bloid replied ago:
Heh, I always try to do it the pure way, but then end up using tables in exasperation ;-)
Lowell Heddings replied ago:
As far as I'm concerned, tables are tabular data. You have the field name (label), and the data (text field). From the user's perspective at least, it's the case.
bloid replied ago:
Heh, I always try to not use tables for exactly the opposite reason...
Are they tabular data? A good argument can be made for both yes and no... ;-)
But tables generally win out with me as CSS can quickly become a nightmare...
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