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Old 11-03-2008, 09:33 AM  
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Originally Posted by StuartD View Post
I agree with the rest of your statement so I cut it out, but this first part.... I think if you're truly trying to defy browser positioning, you need CSS.
With CSS you can overlap elements and put images in places that you never could with tables.

To put it another way, you can recreate any table design using CSS.
But you can not recreate any CSS design using tables.
i agree.... but again it depends on the circumstance.

for example: when i want to do a "coming soon" page i like for the logo and/or text to sit in the middle of the page, scaling to the size of the browser window so it is always absolute middle. i STILL can't do this effectively is CSS due to lack of a "vertical align" attribute, and still use a table lol
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