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Posted by David Dorward on 09/26/29 11:17
Luigi Donatello Asero wrote:
>> <table>
>> <tr> <td> <img> </td> <td> caption </td> </tr>
>> <tr> <td> <img> </td> <td> caption </td> </tr>
>> <tr> <td> <img> </td> <td> caption </td> </tr>
>> </table>
> That is the same as to use tables for the layout instead of using them
> only for tabular data, isn´t it?
No. The table describes the relationship between the data:
<tr>
<th scope="col">Image</th>
<th scope="col">Caption</th>
</tr>
> What about mixing a table with an unordered list as I tested at
> https://www.scaiecat-spa-gigi.com ?
As far as I can tell; you don't. You have an unordered list containing
welcome messages in a number of different langauges, and you have a table
using the same data structure that I suggested previously.
BTW, your language selection system doesn't appear to be very effective. I
found it rather difficult to spot the English bit. This is probably due to
a combination of:
(a) Usually one looks for the *name* of the language, not the word
"Welcome" traslated into it
(b) Over 50% of each box is a place name, I'm guessing in Italy, which
makes every box look like its written in Italian at first glace.
You might want to reconsider what text you use there :)
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