> 1.  I'm still a little unsure about when tables SHOULD be used.  For
> example, we very commonly build forms for data insert/edit in our web
> apps.
> Normally, we'd use a two column table, the left cells being for the form
> field label, and the right cells being used for the form fields
> themselves.
> With the CSS-only methodology, am I to abandon the use of tables for form
> layouts?  If so, how do I approach this?

Here is an example approach http://jeffhowden.com/code/css/forms/


> 2.  What are common content types that YOU have used tables for?  In what
> situations has a table been your only course of action?

Purpose of using tables is displaying purely tabular data e.g. statistics 

And before you have your data lined up for display you should check out
Chris's compliant table gallery http://icant.co.uk/csstablegallery/


> 3.  Has anyone here ever implemented an HTML 4.01 Strict or XHTML
> compliant
> template for use with a content management system (where non-technical
> users
> are inserting content), and still been able to keep all the pages
> compliant?
> If so, what widgets/tools are the non-technical users asked to use, to
> insert their text/images without destroying compliancy?

Yes! I prefer http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/ 

Hope that helps

-- 
Cem Meric | http://www.kalkadoon.net/
Kalkadoon Corporate Solutions


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