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I typically use <table> tag to create a table (go figure lol) but is
that the recommended way using blueprint or is it better to use
multiple .container divs to create "rows".
Callum Wilson
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Jun 20, 2009, 1:23:08 AM6/20/09
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Hi Bob,
Using a <table> is always the correct way to mark up tabular data,
irrespective of the css framework used.
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As long as you're not using the table for layout of page elements then
the <table> tag is perfectly acceptable to use. The styling that
blueprint can apply to rows (such as by indicating an even vs. odd
row) is very nice. A general guide is that a table should only be used
for arranging data. Never for styling a page.
Bob Ngu
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Jun 22, 2009, 11:04:39 AM6/22/09
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Thanks everyone for your feedback, basically leveraging declarations
in screen.css for table elements, got it.