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Re:Guido: I've abandoned the "don't use tables for layout" m... by tomh- on Saturday August 22, 2009 @06:13AM (#779210)
Not sure what the news value of this is, GVR is a very good programmer, but not a frontend engineer. This is kinda like a famous CSS expert/designer like Mark Boulton or Veerle Pieters giving up on SQL because it's so much more pain than what the MS visual studio wizards can generate for you.
Re:Guido: I've abandoned the "don't use tables for layout" m... by xsmasher on Saturday August 22, 2009 @01:19AM (#779051)
Agreed. Why spend four hours creating a CSS layout that still won't match the height of the two columns when you can create a table in two minutes?
Re:Guido: I've abandoned the "don't use tables for layout" m... by tomh- on Saturday August 22, 2009 @06:08AM (#779208)
There is a neat trick called "faux columns" which has been around for ages to help in most cases for equal height columns.
Re:Guido: I've abandoned the "don't use tables for layout" m... by rufugee on Friday August 21, 2009 @10:45PM (#778922)
Here here. While I haven't abandoned it, I do really, really hate CSS for layout. You get it just right, and then realize it completely sucks in another browser. As bad as cross-browser javascript used to be before prototype and jquery.
Re:Guido: I've abandoned the "don't use tables for layout" m... by plainspace on Wednesday August 26, 2009 @01:34PM (#787640)
css design is beautiful though. in general, if you put a table design next to a css design, the css design will be more aesthetically pleasing.