Hi David,
I didn't mean to sound quite so belligerent, I apologise, and I also take
your point: they are all equally valid at the moment. In the future as
browsers come more into line with supporting things properly they may not
be. No one knows, so maybe this discussion is all academic. I do
Andy:
If forms were meant to be tabular they'd have fr's and fd's.
Therefore data output in tabular form is okay but data input is not.
Hi,
Sorry if I quoted you out of context Andy (I don't have the original
message), but I have a question regarding why forms should or should not
be considered
To me tabular means...tabular. Take a look at most real-world forms.
DMV, tax forms, you name it. Mostly all tabular. The form is broken up
into logical groups / cells indicating a relationship of relationship
through the structure.
Yes I know fieldsets also create a group/relationship of form
Ryan Nichols wrote:
To me tabular means...tabular. Take a look at most real-world forms.
DMV, tax forms, you name it. Mostly all tabular. The form is broken up
into logical groups / cells indicating a relationship of relationship
through the structure.
Yes I know fieldsets also create a
They are only semantically correct when used within specific contexts.
Too many people confuse semantics (the implicit meaning of markup) with
valid html (correct code). They are two completely different sides of the
same coin. If it doesn't matter to you, then you're a member of the wrong
Iain Gardiner wrote:
They are only semantically correct when used within specific contexts.
Too many people confuse semantics (the implicit meaning of markup) with
valid html (correct code). They are two completely different sides of the
same coin. If it doesn't matter to you, then you're a
I agree. I quite sweating these a while ago, because it's all up to some
measure of interpretation.
(Raises mug)
Ryan Nichols
Graphic Design / Web Development
Matrixwebs.com
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