Hi group,

When Nico Schuyt was making a web page, a :-? appears and wrote:

picayunish wrote:
When Nico Schuyt was making a web page, a :-? appears and wrote:
picayunish wrote:
Tables are used for tabulare data, so try to use <div> elements.

http://www.accessibility.nl/ is a site that gives advices regarding
accessibility. They use tables and 'normal' links :-)

Than they need to redesign the site and recommen to use <div> elements
instead of tables.
The best use for tables are for tabular data like a calendar or a time
table for bus, train and metro.
By using <div> elements and style sheet it will improve your own
skills to design web-sites.

No need to tell me. I happen to know the W3C Accessibility Guidelines :-)
The fact that a site specialised in accessibility uses tables for layout
however makes me wonder.

Perhaps to give access to the lower browser version that doesn't support
Cascading Style Sheet.
Did you try there site? Looks ugly isn't it?
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