Re: CSS Design Question

Sure it's still allowed to use tables. However, you will have a table
whether you use CSS or not.
What you can do is use CSS and simulate the effect for older browsers using
FONT elements.

I would advize against including tables, though.

Ben Z. Tels
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gabriele Endress <gendress(at)symbios.com>
To: Web Design Theory <hwg-theory(at)hwg.org>
Date: dinsdag 13 januari 1998 20:43
Subject: CSS Design Question


>When I create the underlying HTML page, should I keep everything (fonts,
>colors, etc) at default? If so then people with older browsers are going
>to see one heck of an ugly page ...
>
>How do you design a page properly so that it will "degrade gracefully"??
>
>Up 'til now I was using tables for layout ... I'm still not entirely
>clear on how I design without tables, or are using tables for actual
>layout still permitted when using CSS?

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