Geoff Lane wrote:
Unfortunately, this is an eBay listing and so I can only modify some
of the page body and don't have the ability to put <!DOCTYPE HTML> at
the top of the document.
Then I'm afraid the best approach is the kludge you described in your
original posting (a centered single-cell table). It's valid HTML with
defined behavior and will most probably be supported by browsers in the
foreseeable future.
You might add the ARIA attribute role="presentation" into the <table> tag.
It's not valid by current HTML specs, but it may help assistive software
properly analyze the table as used for layout only, not to be treated as a
data table. Though a simple one-cell table won't cause much disturbance
anyway.
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