By: Stefan Froelich
I think the reason this looks like a bad idea is because the author tried to use this entirely for something it isn’t meant for. Sure, jQuery allows us to create elements, but how often do we do that?...
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I think Patrick is right in this case. Its just wrong and semantically incorrect to use divs to display tabular data. Tables ARE cross browser compatible. Using divs doesn’t make the markup ‘richer’ if...
View ArticleBy: Roman
hi, I’m from Cancún Mexico, sorry for may bad English. hello sounds interesting. I’m a beginner always learning. I use php, jquery and json. php for business, then I sent the data in json format...
View ArticleBy: Sultan
Pointless. Even the last example requires almost twice as much code. The three layers of web are content, style, and behavior. K.I.S.S. and only mix when necessary.
View ArticleBy: Agbaje Olalekan
It would be pointless to restate all that has already been stated. However what I can see here is borne out of lack of experience. The quick solution to the above problem(s) is to introduce the writer...
View ArticleBy: Chris
The point of this article is to show how the library can be used. Sure, the author doesn’t mention that developers should evaluate when this library is appropriate, but as developers, we should know...
View ArticleBy: Steve
Tables for tabular data, not for page structure. It’s a simple rule that people over-complicate. The cross browser issues you mention mostly don’t exist anymore and those that do are promptly solved...
View ArticleBy: Rakhitha Nimesh
Hi Chris 1. Hyphens for list-style and nth-child should be there and it looks like its missed somewhere. Thanks for pointing out. 2. pq() function works on the selected document. If there were more...
View ArticleBy: Timothy Boronczyk
I’ve added the hyphens in where they were missing from list-style and nth-child. Thanks for the heads up!
View ArticleBy: Timothy Boronczyk
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View ArticleBy: Roman
hi, I’m from Cancún Mexico, sorry for may bad English. hello sounds interesting. I’m a beginner always learning. I use php, jquery and json. php for business, then I sent the data in json format...
View ArticleBy: Sultan
Pointless. Even the last example requires almost twice as much code. The three layers of web are content, style, and behavior. K.I.S.S. and only mix when necessary.
View ArticleBy: Agbaje Olalekan
It would be pointless to restate all that has already been stated. However what I can see here is borne out of lack of experience. The quick solution to the above problem(s) is to introduce the writer...
View ArticleBy: Chris
The point of this article is to show how the library can be used. Sure, the author doesn’t mention that developers should evaluate when this library is appropriate, but as developers, we should know...
View ArticleBy: Steve
Tables for tabular data, not for page structure. It’s a simple rule that people over-complicate. The cross browser issues you mention mostly don’t exist anymore and those that do are promptly solved...
View ArticleBy: Rakhitha Nimesh
Hi Chris 1. Hyphens for list-style and nth-child should be there and it looks like its missed somewhere. Thanks for pointing out. 2. pq() function works on the selected document. If there were more...
View ArticleBy: Timothy Boronczyk
I’ve added the hyphens in where they were missing from list-style and nth-child. Thanks for the heads up!
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