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Old July 28th, 2007, 04:05 PM
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Mixing tables DIVs and CSS
Hi all,
Would you recommend mixing good old fashion <tables> with CSS <div>s, like our main site is all designed using CSS and divs, but the forum sofware is using tables, I wonder if it would be beneficial to convert all tables into <DIV> and let CSS handle all the rest?

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Old July 29th, 2007, 02:17 AM
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There's nothing good or beneficial about using tables for layout, in terms of page usability, load speed, or appearance. I'm not sure how much impact there is on SEO, but the other reasons are good enough for me to not use tables.
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Hi all,
Would you recommend mixing good old fashion <tables> with CSS <div>s, like our main site is all designed using CSS and divs, but the forum sofware is using tables, I wonder if it would be beneficial to convert all tables into <DIV> and let CSS handle all the rest?

The site in question:
http://forums.creditcardcow.com

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Hi all,
Would you recommend mixing good old fashion <tables> with CSS <div>s, like our main site is all designed using CSS and divs, but the forum sofware is using tables, I wonder if it would be beneficial to convert all tables into <DIV> and let CSS handle all the rest?

The site in question:
http://forums.creditcardcow.com

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Don't bother to change that. Forum can use TABLEs, the rest of the site can use CSS, no real difference for SEO.
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