RE: Accessible tables
by "Michael Sauers" <msauers(at)bcr.org>
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Tue, 26 Feb 2002 13:24:07 -0700 |
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> Until all browsers recognize CSS, the Accesibility
> Community has nothing against using tables for layout,
> as long as they are identified as such...
What do you define as "all"? The current versions of IE, NS, Opera, Amaya
and all the others I can think of all support CSS quite well. (Each has
their quirks but that's no reason to use it. Heck, Netscape 4.x has never
handled tables properly but that doesn't seem to stop anyone.)
(Notice I said 'current.' Netscape 4.x is not current and will never support
CSS well. But then again neither will NS3.x)
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