Comments on: Another Convert to Tableless Design http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design You are visiting the personal blog of Karen Blundell - Entrepreneur, writer, poet, artist, and musician. Welcome! Thu, 29 Mar 2012 16:26:11 +0000 hourly 1 By: Karen http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design/comment-page-1#comment-234 Karen Wed, 05 Jul 2006 15:22:48 +0000 http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design#comment-234 that is a huge reduction, Lobsterman! I imagine it was quite gratifying to complete the project and have it all validate. :) Frits, includes are a Godsend! I can't fathom having to change every single page of a huge site anymore... that is a huge reduction, Lobsterman!
I imagine it was quite gratifying to complete the project and have it all validate. :)

Frits, includes are a Godsend! I can’t fathom having to change every single page of a huge site anymore…

]]> By: LobsterMan http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design/comment-page-1#comment-226 LobsterMan Wed, 05 Jul 2006 00:21:12 +0000 http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design#comment-226 Although slowly, It's happening. More and more people realize the benefit of valid CSS design. I recently converted a huge portal from tables to xhtml/css it reduces about 70% of the file size!!! (counting the css file ;)) Although slowly, It’s happening. More and more people realize the benefit of valid CSS design. I recently converted a huge portal from tables to xhtml/css it reduces about 70% of the file size!!! (counting the css file ;) )

]]> By: Frits http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design/comment-page-1#comment-211 Frits Sun, 02 Jul 2006 11:23:22 +0000 http://karenblundell.com/general/another-convert-to-tableless-design#comment-211 That is the great advantage of CSS. I did that too some time ago. I had 4 or 5 different sitemenu and pagenavigation styles from which I had to choose from. So I put them in different include files and showed them on different pages. That made it easier to select the styles I wanted to. You can also use them to make different colorschemes for different pages. If you use cookies you can even have the visitors select their preferred styles and menus. Where does it all end? :) That is the great advantage of CSS.
I did that too some time ago. I had 4 or 5 different sitemenu and pagenavigation styles from which I had to choose from. So I put them in different include files and showed them on different pages. That made it easier to select the styles I wanted to.

You can also use them to make different colorschemes for different pages. If you use cookies you can even have the visitors select their preferred styles and menus. Where does it all end?
:)

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