[oclug] Slightly OT: Need Help With Web Page
Rod Giffin
rod at giffinscientific.com
Wed Nov 26 17:06:30 EST 2003
On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 15:20, Michael Lauzon wrote:
> Chris,
>
> How old, because there are still people out there using v3 and earlier
> browsers...browsers that will *not* recognise CSS; I know there are sites
> out there with a similiar layout like mine -- as Rod says -- but most of
> them are using straight HTML and no CSS.
>
> Michael
> P.S. Wasn't there a debate before on how we should be able to post how we
> want to?!
There was a debate, it was just a suggestion not an order or a request.
Feel free to post the way you want to, but if we loose track of what's
going on in the thread, you know why. :)
I'll also recommend against frames, especially if you're concerned with
die-hard V3 browser users... although those browsers aren't HTML 4.0
compatible anyway, so even tables can act a little weird.
You can use HTML tables the way you are using them, the only thing is
you have to consider that the elements in a table are going to
interact. They should be built so that when they interact, they don't
interfere with each other. It's completely possible.
CSS is a more sophisticated alternative, but using tables alone is a
completely valid way to achieve it. Most websites use a little of both.
Rod.
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