A point I've not seen anyone make here (apologies if I missed some
postings) is that tables are still required for reliable (?) layout in
HTML e-mails. So perhaps it's as well that they be legitimate. It
doesn't mean we are required to use them for layout in browsers.
On 17/03/2011 18:20, Barney Carroll wrote:
...[tables are the only way for]...
• Wrapping contents (achieved with the non-spec zoom in IE and the
hacky .clearfix:after in other browsers)
• Sequence of elements filling the width of their parent
(stubbornella's OOCSS grids.css)
• Vertical alignment control (impossible without scripting as far as I've seen)
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Tim Dawson
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