>
> The content is donor level information. So, it's just
> blocks of text w/ varied heights arranged as described
> above. Is it really table "data"?
> I'm not quite sure. That's why I wasn't sure if a
> table is appropriate or not.
Watch out - I asked a very similar question only a few days ago and got
mauled by a list admin for asking what was considered an off-topic question.
That said... I too would like to know what people consider the criteria for
table vs. css usage... With some less-obvious examples. To me, if the data
is truly blocks of related "data" that one might see in a spreadsheet, that
seems to be a good case for using regular html tables. But a few examples
from the more experienced list members, where they might have used tables,
would probably put the question to rest.
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