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Lifer
Hi Tyler,

Thank you for the lesson. I've been reading about this method this weekend. I'll never use tables (for layout) again. Wow, this is SO much better. Thank you.

I got that after giving a CSS lesson to a coworker. 🙂
 
I've read a dozen CSS tutorials and I still prefer tables for layout. Mainly because the tricks for cross-browser compatibility are easier. I only use style sheets for text formatting. I guess I'm not l33t.
 
I'm no pro-designer but I still like tables for some stuff - plus they behave more consistently. Sometimes going all out with CSS and everything just seems like overkill.
 
Tables are for tabular data, who would have thought? I absolutely adore the flexibilty of CSS, and the fact that you have so much less code, since a single stylesheet is included once, rather than the same table code over and over.
 
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