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If I have a complex structure with nested tables, with the sole purpose of positioning radio buttons and other form objects, can I instead use CSS positioning to get the positions right?
Any good sources on-line for using CSSP? I know these ol' tables are not good for people using text-to-speech browsers and they also are really slow for Netscape to parse before display. That's why I want them replaced. |
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Try here:
http://webbuilder.netscape.com/Authoring/CSS/index.html Spookster |
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you may also try here:
http://www.eskimo.com/~bloo/indexdot/css/index.html |
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Thanks for your tips. I managed to learn quite a lot. However, it seems like the browsers do not interpret html the same way. Why am I not surprised.
If you've got the time, please have a look at http://www.d.kth.se/~d97-ehe/tabletocssp.html to understand my described problem: I now have a "clear:both" box containing two inline boxes, the second relatively positioned 10px left, 0px height. This makes a nice looking table-substitute in IE5. BUT of course not in Netscape. Can I fix this or is it impossible, just wait for everyone to install IE5+NS5, til then use tables? [This message has been edited by xntrik (edited 12-01-99).] |
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