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RE: Using tables for layout
From: Savin, Jill
Date: Feb 23, 2004 11:52AM
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<snip> "If you would normally use a nested
table in the left cell to create a "list" of links for navigation purposes,
drop the nested table and use an unordered list with styles instead.
Ultimately, you may end up with only one two celled table as the only table
on a page (for layout purposes) with the rest of the content arranged using
CSS."
But isnt one of the basic rules that web pages have to be readable without
using CSS? I have a paper with this statement"
"Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an
associated style sheet."
Or when they say 'documents', do they mean like if you added a word document
to the web page?
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