yaugin wrote:
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What is the practical difference between these elements? They seem to
accomplish the same thing. Is there an example of how one might be
advantageous over the other? |
I'd say the explanation of COL and COLGROUP in the specification
(
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/....html#h-11.2.4) does a pretty
good job of explaining this and giving examples.
The short summary: COL lets you apply certain attributes to columns;
COLGROUP lets you group columns together structurally (the columns have
a meaningful relationship to each other). COL is purely for styling;
COLGROUP has a relational meaning in the table.
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David
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