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Posted by ato_zee on 11/01/06 19:48
On 1-Nov-2006, "Travis Newbury" <TravisNewbury@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Actually no, it happens to be that way only because the browsers can
> not agree how to do things. If they all agreed, and rendered
> everything the same way, then it would all look the same. So the "web"
> is not the issue, the browsers are. YMMV
Maybe the browsers need validating as well. "If they all agreed, and rendered
everything the same way, then it would all look the same." would solve a lot
of browser problems.
> > > Tables impose a grid structure which responds more benignly to different
> > > browsers.
> > What the blazes are you talking about, man?
With a table, cells remain in the same position relative to
each other, with division based tableless designs, comprising
a header, 3 column div (not a table in sight, only the
stylesheet), finally a footer, you get
different results, depending on the browser.
That leads into browser sensing and life gets very involved,
so you might begin to consider server side scripting, or going
back to tables.
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