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Posted by mbstevens on 12/09/05 01:33
Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
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> Back to tables,
> they usually show a relationship between <td> which are in the same row.
> But what about showing a relationship between cells which are visually seen
> one after the other and belong visually to 2 rows?
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Then that table is arranged by columns instead of rows.
If you gen into a situation that requires relating elements in more than
two dimensions, (X)HTML is too limited to do it all in one table object.
You will have to dissect the information so that 2D tables can be moved
through like a deck of cards. Or have maybe have a table that is a
slice through some other tables, or that arranges information in a
completely different way than the other tables. More help can be found
in any of Tufte's three books on presenting information visually.
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mbstevens
http://www.mbstevens.com/
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