Posts Tagged ‘Tables’
Posted on August 10th, 2010 by brian6 shouts
Hi all !
I design my own full website using html/css of course, but i noticed that most of the websites do use Table to define the layout of the html page.
I rarely use tables, only for nav or images..I use Div class or Id alot.
Am i doing right? Or not
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Posted on August 6th, 2010 by brian3 shouts
I have always though that (and do) when you design a website, you use tables to create the layout. I use dreamweaver, and when i want to create a site i just you the insert table feature, and add the appropriate number of cells and columns.
I was on a web design forum and came across a post that said something about know one using tables anymore, and the latest sites are all xhtml (instead of html), and the layouts are designed using css. I had always thought css was just used for the colour, font, mouse over effect, etc…
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Posted on June 29th, 2010 by brianno shouts
The following article will show you why to stay away from tables when designing a site.
Most web developers and designers will tell you to stay away from tables when developing web sites, of course there are some exceptions, like forms, and data. Instead they will tell you to use CSS. When designing your web site you should use CSS, along with the HTML tag. Now, you may be asking, why? The reasons are below!
1. Tabular Data. Not layouts.
Tables are for Tabular Data. They simply are not for designing a page. Here is…
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Posted on June 29th, 2010 by brianone shout
We have 500 plus pages of formatted MS Word tables that we need to import into Adobe Indesign CS3 retaining our Word formatting (for a book project). Thus far all attempts to do this have failed. Is there a procedure for accomplishing this? Thanks for any possible help.
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Posted on June 22nd, 2010 by brianno shouts
The use of the Internet back when it was first introduced to the public was to pass information, share scientific documents and research papers online. But as it grew, the Internet has expanded from the academic and research world into a media used for a wide sets of purposes including marketing and advertising. The need for the improvement of the visual appearances of website also became apparent. Web designers have sought ways to improve the layout of web pages presented to the end users. One way of organizing and controlling every element found in a websites is through the…
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Posted on June 8th, 2010 by brianno shouts
THE OFFICIAL QUICK N EASY TUTORIAL WEBSITE IS HERE – Check out quickneasytuts.com now! In this episode of Quick N’ Easy Dreamweaver, we learn to organize information on a site with a basic table you’d find in Excel or another databasing application, and we expand on our CSS intro from last time with DIVs (dividers), some CSS formatting, and use a DIV as a container. Official website – www.quickneasytuts.com Official Twitter – www.twitter.com/DionRodrigues adobe photoshop cs 4 editing photos intro to photoshop layers pen tool selections gradients colour tools on apple mac macbook pro
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Posted on June 5th, 2010 by brianno shouts
website-design-tips.deaddogdesign.net More things you can do with tables in Dreamweaver.
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Posted on June 2nd, 2010 by brianone shout
website-design-tips.deaddogdesign.net Learn how to insert a basic table into your website in Dreamweaver. I will cover the basics of inserting a table in Dreamweaver in this tutorial.
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Posted on April 24th, 2010 by brianone shout
Hello web design gurus! You probably have a name for someone like me..
I have never studied web design in school, but I ended up learning on my own and experimenting with a few different sites.. I’m more of a graphic designer with a limited knowledge of coding who likes to build websites here and there.
I have my own hosting account, use Dreamweaver & the rest of the creative suite and yes, I use TABLES (I can hear your blood curdling screams already).. I know this not the way to go nowadays and all the reasons why.…
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Posted on March 28th, 2010 by brian5 shouts
Product DescriptionDan Shafer’s book is the definitive guide to learning and applying the principles of CSS to your Website.
This book will teach you how to…
- Appreciate why maintaining tables is a nightmare and how CSS can help - Understand when to use CSS and when not to use CSS - Design using CSS Positioning and multi-column page layouts - Use the different types of CSS rules - Reap the benefits of inheritance in CSS - Style text and other content using CSS - Make the most of other non-obvious uses of CSS - Use CSS to achieve…
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