alt.html FAQ: [CSS Positioning] Why should I use CSS layouts over tables?
March 19th, 2009
alt.html FAQ: [CSS Positioning] Why should I use CSS layouts over tables?
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With CSS positioning each element is a container which can be styled and positioned correctly. … hiding certain styles from badly implemented CSS browsers …
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