Re: QuickForm and TableLess
| From: | Jacques Nunes | Date: | Fri, 01 Apr 2005 15:13:58 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: QuickForm and TableLess | ||
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Justin Patrin escreveu:
On Mar 31, 2005 8:11 PM, Jacques Nunes <iacques@yahoo.com.br> wrote:1) What is Tableless? Tableless isn't a technology, nor a programming language, much less an application! Tableless is a rather misleading name for a method of building clean, accessible and standard complaint websites. Notwithstanding, "tableless" is what best describes the main concept towards a more accessible web: the abolishing of tables as a means of designing web sites. We use CSS <http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/> to format the information contained in the text markup files or, if you prefer, (X)HTML files. Clarifying: We don't use the infamous tables to structure the website. For this we use exclusively CSS <http://www.w3.org/Style/CSS/>. We didn't get rid of the tables. In the tableless method, all the tags are used semantially, i.e, each tag has its own role. If you want to have an italic text, you should use the <i></i> tag. Want a paragraph? Use <p></p> Got it? So, if you want to display tabular data , e.g. a list of products with their prices, names, if it's available in the stock; you should use tables. Therefore, using tables to display tabular data is right but never use them to layout structuring. More in: http://www.tableless.com.br/en/ 2) I already use Template_Sigma with table designs, but i like to use the follow elements with css that i dont see in QuickForm: a) A legend attribute; b) A html label attribute (not embended with input...); c: A fieldset attribute; Jacques, from Brazil.Anybody know how to implement QuickForm and TableLess?What''s TableLess? If you mean how do you use QuickForm without tables, you probably want to use a template system like Smarty or IT.