Tabular data should always been enclosed within a table. Non-tabular data should not. I don't need tables to house the tables that house the tables, et al.
Uhh, yeah, well you see... thats the thing... *runs and hides*
Well, considering there's no 'pirated' release of vBSEO3 -- you'd have to have used a vBSEO2 release, which many people have 'massaged' to work on their vB3.x forums. In which case, it's not a fair comparison.
Tabular data should always been enclosed within a table. Non-tabular data should not. I don't need tables to house the tables that house the tables, et al.
It's all just tags; div tag, table tag - who cares. You say tables shouldn't be used, I say it makes no difference if the end result is the same; although tables are more widely supported by browsers still in use.
It's all just tags; div tag, table tag - who cares. You say tables shouldn't be used, I say it makes no difference if the end result is the same; although tables are more widely supported by browsers still in use.
It's a preference, not a requirement.
Who said tables shouldn't be used? Not me.
Tables should be used where there is tabular data. Not to format a page. There's a happy medium between CSS and tables. Currently, vBulletin tables is the equivalent of me using 100% CSS. Pointless and ineffecient.
And yes, right now, it is a preference. However, as web trends continue CSS will be the new requirement. Why wait until then? Do you still use depreciated tags in your HTML?
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