Just a quick question, I currently like using a table based layout as I feel I have more control (if browser increase point size then items are moved down the page accordingly - no overlapping etc.).
Is it better to use CSS now? or try a mixture of both.
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‘Better’ is a relative term. What best serves the layout and yourself? Mix-n-match? Sure, if that’s what you want or need to do. There’s no hard and fast rule unless you work for someone who insists on a purely CSS approach. However, if you’re willing to put the time in to learn how to achieve the same thing using CSS then the payoff is very much worth the effort - if for no other reason - the benefit of expanding your skillset.
Todd
On Mar 8, 2008, at 2:29 AM, BigG wrote:
I currently like using a table based layout as I feel I have more control (if browser increase point size then items are moved down the page accordingly - no overlapping etc.).
Is it better to use CSS now? or try a mixture of both.