* Browsers read through tables twice before displaying their contents, once to work out their structure and once to determine their content
* Tables appear on the screen all in one go - no part of the table will appear until the entire table is downloaded and rendered
* Tables encourage the use of spacer images to aid with positioning
* CSS generally requires less code than cumbersome tables
* All code to do with the layout can be placed in an external CSS document, which will be called up just once and then cached (stored) on the user's computer; table layout, stored in each HTML document, must be loaded up each time a new page downloads
* With CSS you can control the order items download on to the screen - make the content appear before slow-loading images and your site users will definitely appreciate it _________________ MarketRaise Corp.
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Tue Jun 05, 2007 3:12 pm
mrLenin
Joined: 13 Nov 2006
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Browsers read through tables twice before displaying their contents, once to work out their structure and once to determine their content
so it is possible to set table size absolutely _________________ Article Robot