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Posted by Andy Dingley on 03/06/06 20:00
Noozer wrote:
> I have a very simple CSS layout that I'm trying to make work.
Use a table. You're obviously trying to do rounded borders and this is
the easiest way to attach your CSS (and thus the background slices) to
where they're needed.
Tables are bogus, but then so are rounded borders that need markup
embedded in the HTML. Either ditch them (they're over-rated), wait for
CSS 3 (which apparently just does them properly, with a border-radius
property), or hold your nose and stick with the table. It's not
_adding_ any bogosity to your page, so it doesn't really hurt.
You _can_ do rounded borders with tables, but it requires so many
<div>s that there's really little advantage to it.
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