working on several sites at the same time
Friday, May 20th, 2005The site is layed out in a table, but each part of it is formatted with CSS, so I believe it is a good compromise of the two opposing schools of thought (Tables vs. CSS).
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JMBlog Archive for May, 2005working on several sites at the same timeFriday, May 20th, 2005The site is layed out in a table, but each part of it is formatted with CSS, so I believe it is a good compromise of the two opposing schools of thought (Tables vs. CSS).
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