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RE: Using tables for layout
From: Cheryl D. Wise
Date: Feb 23, 2004 12:17PM
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If you use a list in a column for navigation and style it with CSS it is
still perfectly useable without css. The formatting will change and it will
look like a bulleted list but it is still functional.
Assuming you use structured mark-up in your code all the content will be
readable and usable just plain and displayed in the order it is written in
the code. Great example is to look at CSS Zen Garden http://zengarden.com
with CSS and without. Without it is a very, very plain XHTML page but
perfectly functional. With CSS it is a graphically rich and usually very
attractive page. (I say usually only because I personally don't like all the
designs.)
Cheryl D. Wise
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