Is this table CSS okay?!

#1

Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

#2

PHP SoftGroups wrote:

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Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

Please validate your HTML before requesting advice:
<http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fsoftgroups.com%2F register.php>

Please validate your CSS before requesting advice:
<http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator/validator?profile=css2&warning=2&uri=http%3A%2F%2F softgroups.com%2Fregister.php>

And for the trifecta, I'd strongly urge you to check your spelling!

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or I better remove those yellow dots?!

What yellow dots? [Firefox 1.5.0.1]

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by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

The only yellow that I can see is the background colour of "Register",
which you've explicitly defined in your class "fbuton".

Why are you using table layout instead of divs?

Oh, and the words "soft" and "groups" aren't sitting on the same
baseline in your logo.

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AGw.

#3

PHP SoftGroups wrote:

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Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

No yellow dots here either. Firefox, Opera, or IE.

Please! Remove the border-style: dotted from your CSS.
.ftd {
border-style: dotted;
(Fortunately, that doesn't work in Opera)

Plus all the usual comments about fixed font sizing, use of Verdana,
etc. Don't do it.

Spelling. "Unfornetly" ... "hundrets" ...

" ** If you check this box, your website will be made public, ... "
Two asterisks? That refers to nothing on the page.

You might as well not bother to have "terms&conditions". <lol>
http://softgroups.com/terms.php

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-bts
-Warning: I brake for lawn deer

#4

On 16 Apr 2006 07:04:35 -0700, PHP SoftGroups wrote:

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Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!
It is not OK.

Check validator, you have 30 errors.

What yellow dots?

You need a doctype.

This code
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" leftmargin="0" topmargin="0" marginwidth="0"
marginheight="0">
should be managed by css.

This code
 
 
should be managed by css.

This code
...some text here ... 
needs a closing tag, but would been apropriate with <h2> and 

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o'tom po'tom

#5

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:

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You might as well not bother to have "terms&conditions". <lol
http://softgroups.com/terms.php

Brilliant!! I'd like to see someone try to rely on that in a European
court...

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AGw.

#6

PHP SoftGroups wrote:

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Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

To answer what I think your are asking, the table for your input form is

okay. Everything else is incorrect, that's an example of 'table layout'
and should be avoided. BTW your markup is a mish-mash of presentational
and deprecated markup, time to review what is current, expecial when one
is in the business, right?

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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

#7

In message <4442665e$0$3701$cb0e7fc6 (AT) news (DOT) centralva.net>, Jonathan N.
Little <lws4art (AT) centralva (DOT) net> writes

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PHP SoftGroups wrote:
Is this table CSS okay?!
www.softgroups.com/register.php
or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can
change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

To answer what I think your are asking, the table for your input form
is okay.

What are peoples' thoughts about using tables for this sort of form
input? It looks good, degrades nicely, and I've never seen a better
alternative.
--
Martin Jay

#8

Martin Jay wrote:

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In message <4442665e$0$3701$cb0e7fc6 (AT) news (DOT) centralva.net>, Jonathan N.
Little <lws4art (AT) centralva (DOT) net> writes
To answer what I think your are asking, the table for your input form
is okay.

What are peoples' thoughts about using tables for this sort of form
input? It looks good, degrades nicely, and I've never seen a better
alternative.

Well depending on that you are trying to accomplish I have styled LABEL
and INPUT as block with a slight left margin on INPUT creates a rather
attractive:

label for a:
[input a]

label for b:
[input b]

Alternatively, grouping related controls with labels in DIVs which I
float left so if the viewport is wide enough the grouping stack
horizontally, but flexible so when viewport is narrowed the groups
stack vertically. This can be a very efficient approach.

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Take care,

Jonathan
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LITTLE WORKS STUDIO
http://www.LittleWorksStudio.com

#9

I would really like to known !
Neredbojias wrote:

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To further the education of mankind, "PHP SoftGroups" <dualphp (AT) gmail (DOT) com
vouchsafed:

Is this table CSS okay?!

www.softgroups.com/register.php

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

Very interesting! They're (kinda) yellow in IE but blue in Firefox. How
did you do that?

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Neredbojias
Infinity can have limits.

#10

Neredbojias wrote:

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Is this table CSS okay?!

or I better remove those yellow dots?! by the way , how I can change
that yellow color into a blakc one?!

Very interesting! They're (kinda) yellow in IE but blue in Firefox. How
did you do that?

There is no border color specified. So it is left to the browser's

imagination about what to apply. IE is very creative.

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