#20 The Battle For Tableless CSS goes on!

According to various web development forums, Web Designers around the world are still adhering to HTML tables for multicolumn layouts on web sites. As it is battled on more and more messageboards, the issues are between cross browser rendering and how Firefox, in most cases, does not render the CSS correctly, although some designers happy with Firefox complain that it is MS Explorer which causes the problem.

Until both browsers make it easy to render tableless CSS, designers promoting its benefits are not going to win the battle and tabled web sites will still prevail.

Some practice can be handled on CSS dominant web sites like CSSZenGarden.com and CSSBeauty.com.

The best advice I give to my web design readers is to practice on both Firefox and Internet Explorer.

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4 Responses to “#20 The Battle For Tableless CSS goes on!”

Grapefruit Marketing Says:
April 10, 2008 at 12:45 pm | Reply
I found the transition hard, but it takes time.
Crux Web Design Says:
April 12, 2008 at 4:02 am | Reply
I think tableless CSS is the way to go. tables are old and dicrepid
Sammy Says:
April 15, 2008 at 2:44 pm | Reply
I still like Tables. They never break in Firefox like CSS does.
Pez Says:
July 28, 2008 at 9:07 am | Reply
Seriously? People still use tables?