Under normal circumstances, you don't need to specify positioning for any HTML element, let alone tables
Originally posted by Jay Damon:
Bear, would you clarify or expound upon this statement? I agree with you regarding tables but I struggle with various browser positioning issues every day. If there is a way to avoid the struggle, I'd like to know what it is. My experience is that some positioning is required especially if one wants to be cross-browser compatible.
The <table> element can be assigned CSS styles in the same way as any other HTML element. So if you've seen CSS tutorials that use, say, <div> elements and apply styles to them, just mentally replace "div" by "table" and that's just about all you need to know.Originally posted by sudha swami:
Can you please suggest some links/tutorials where tables attributes are using CSS.
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