- From: Gordon Worley <redbird@orlando.crosswinds.net>
- Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1998 09:41:53 -0500
- To: www-html <www-html@w3.org>
Hello, Although discouraged, I continue to use tables to layout pages. This works fine is you design your tables carefully to downgrade gracefully in Lynx and aural browsers, until you decide to change your tables. If your site has 40 or 50 pages, all containing your layout table, the need to make even the smallest change can become a huge task, even when an automated script is written to do the work for you. Therefore, I think that tables should be moved in the direction of frames, where each cell can have its own source file. This way, entire Web sites could consist of a single layout file and use ECMAScript and cookies (or some other scripting, interpage data transfer method combination) to change the source file of each cell. I realize that this is not a complete idea with some holes in it, so please don't be too critical of some of the specifics. ________________________________________ Red Bird Island Productions Gordon Worley http://www.crosswinds.net/orlando/~redbird/ mailto:redbird@orlando.crosswinds.net
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