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CSS Styling for Tables

ByAnnette

HTML Tables are outdated, but they still have their place to effectively present tabular data. Tables should not to be used for design, or as an easy way to position elements on a page.  However, when tabular data needs to be presented, HTML tables are still the best option, and CSS can be used to control the rendering. Which can also help speed up page loading.

There are differences between the way Firefox and IE interprets CSS, and it’s worth testing in all available browsers. If it works in Firefox, but not in IE, the information shown on this page might be helpful:

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CSS Goodies

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May 2013, Divs, Floats and Clears

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Using CSS and Div’s for layout. Div’s contain the information to layout the site, but making them behave in a predictable manor is not always easy. Floats are used to control positioning, (left or right) but multiple elements will need to be “cleared” to line up correctly. http://www.sitepoint.com/using-css-grid-layout-and-blend-5-to-build-a-game/ http://960.gs/ http://unsemantic.com/ http://caniuse.com/css-grid http://designfestival.com/design-organized-websites-rapidly-with-960-grid/ http://layouts.ironmyers.com/ http://css-tricks.com/all-about-floats/ http://www.quirksmode.org/css/clearing.html

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WordPress Child Themes

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WordPress uses “themes” to display the content of the database in a user-friendly and attractive interface in the browser. Deciding which theme to use may be determined by the site requirements, some themes have additional features that may be required – or not. Don’t use a theme with all the Bells & Whistles if you don’t need those…

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