Comments on: Purposing Elements http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62 Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 26 Jul 2008 02:53:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Jason Robb http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-596 Fri, 20 Oct 2006 16:01:40 +0000 http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-596 Semantic markup is a wonderful thing. Quite a beautiful spectical when you use exactly the right element for the task at hand. Wish I could join in on the fun. Semantic markup is a wonderful thing. Quite a beautiful spectical when you use exactly the right element for the task at hand. Wish I could join in on the fun.

]]> by: Angelo Simeoni http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-595 Wed, 18 Oct 2006 17:43:44 +0000 http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-595 Sure, tables for tabular data makes perfect sense, and would have been the tool of choice from the get-go had we not been developing a complex & functional web application. We started by using divs because it made more sense from a logic and programming standpoint. Tables only made sense once the development process was underway. Sure, tables for tabular data makes perfect sense, and would have been the tool of choice from the get-go had we not been developing a complex & functional web application.

We started by using divs because it made more sense from a logic and programming standpoint. Tables only made sense once the development process was underway.

]]> by: Dale Cruse http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-594 Wed, 18 Oct 2006 15:12:51 +0000 http://www.3000k.com/blog/archives/62#comment-594 While table tags are generally frowned upon for layout, table tags are perfect when the information we're trying to convey is, well... tabular data. I don't really see what you've done as breaking any sort of rule - in fact, it's simply using tags the way they were intended to be used! While table tags are generally frowned upon for layout, table tags are perfect when the information we’re trying to convey is, well… tabular data. I don’t really see what you’ve done as breaking any sort of rule - in fact, it’s simply using tags the way they were intended to be used!

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