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BernieH
I need to create a web page that complies with W3C accessibility guidelines.
The contains a columnar list that goes something like -
Col.1 = list structure, e.g. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc
Col. 2 = date point in col. 1 was actioned
Col. 3 = person who actioned point in col. 1
(e.g. lines that may or may not be viewed correctly when this message is
posted -
1 How to dig holes
Date Person
1.1 Dig a big hole 1.1.2006 B.Dagwood
1.2 Dig a little hole 2.2.2006 D. Bumstead
)
Now, I know that layout tables aren't W3C-compatible, but is it legitimate
to use a table for such as this?
Can I use a table for the whole thing, or should I create smaller tables for
those parts of the list where it is required (e.g. for lines 1.1-1.2,
2.1-2.5 etc)
TIA
Bernieh
The contains a columnar list that goes something like -
Col.1 = list structure, e.g. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc
Col. 2 = date point in col. 1 was actioned
Col. 3 = person who actioned point in col. 1
(e.g. lines that may or may not be viewed correctly when this message is
posted -
1 How to dig holes
Date Person
1.1 Dig a big hole 1.1.2006 B.Dagwood
1.2 Dig a little hole 2.2.2006 D. Bumstead
)
Now, I know that layout tables aren't W3C-compatible, but is it legitimate
to use a table for such as this?
Can I use a table for the whole thing, or should I create smaller tables for
those parts of the list where it is required (e.g. for lines 1.1-1.2,
2.1-2.5 etc)
TIA
Bernieh