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Comments for: nortrup20030818
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Date: 10/25/03 00:23
By: Mundi King Subject: code / content When developing a site that needs to go through design and layout changes (something that happens quite a lot with web designers), this kind of code can become a real chore because it encapsulates design into the code. $attributes = array("width"=>"100%", "border"=>"1"); //array of attributes The designer now has to consult with you the developer to change width and borders attributes. There are several template engines out there that seperate the design from the code, and will still give you same effect (of cleaner looking code) that this HTML_Table class is trying to provide. |
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| RE: use tables for layout is completely wrong | theprogramer | 12/29/03 10:45 |
| HeadBreakers | dLogica | 12/20/03 21:39 |
| code / content | Mundi King | 10/25/03 00:23 |
| nothing wrong with this aproach | mike howell | 10/08/03 14:02 |
| Why not use PEAR::DB | Tjerk Valentijn | 10/08/03 11:02 |
| RE: use tables for layout is completely wrong | Gold | 10/08/03 02:43 |
| RE: why not just use \n? | Kenneth H Scott | 09/17/03 10:36 |
| use tables for layout is completely wrong | Vicente Reig | 09/01/03 10:25 |
| html tables. | Phillip H Paulson | 08/26/03 08:14 |
| why not just use \n? | Ben V. | 08/19/03 00:07 |
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