So, let’s dive into the fundamentals and explore what all these techniques have to offer us. Odds are pretty good that none of the people who wrote these posts are or were on the development teams that wrote the browser code. Some might argue that the content search engines see on the page is more important and through divs it’s easier to present a different order of content to visitors and search engine spiders. I watched many people struggle when it comes to nesting tables. He takes a layout done in tables and works to change it to divs and css. This can be compared to the two-dimensional model of the CSS grid layout, which controls columns and rows together. This is rubbish. 2. It could be because of my familiarity with css, but I don’t think the last method is hard to understand. 2. Regardless the table div comparison above is not accurate. Thanks Kevin. Calling this debate css vs tables is actually inaccurate. In my career I have worked with two types of people, fanatics and realists. Using floats/clears and the `position` attribute to control layout. I find that if I have to spend more than a 5 hours trying to figure out the combination of CSS statements to achieve the result I want on just one page, and I can do it in a table (a VERY SIMPLE table), in less than 15 minutes, then the dream of CSS has not been achieved yet. The crucial difference between the two is that HTML is used for the creation of the webpages and CSS is used to control the styling and layout of web pages. CSS is a standard across the board. I’ve been a designer for over 20 years and been using tables for layout for 13 years. That would be a debate between using css or html attributes for presentation. Below is a basic example to show the difference between an LTR and an RTL layout. With the 4 methods if it’s important to a site to support older versions of IE then sure don’t choose the method which might not work with those versions. If you read the post you’ll see I never once said you couldn’t use tables. But clearly there are many people who support using tables. Feel free to contact me if you want me to develop the home page without tables. Sure. Items misaligned, trouble getting the position of floated elements, absurd hacks, you name it. Items are placed inside the cells defined by the grid. Nice post. 2. They use less code. Notepad is for pro’s. The algorithms used for ranking most often are content and inbound links. My primary UI guy is a CSS ideologue and spends half his time fighting with stylesheets to make it work in every browser. CSS is very useful for styles regardless of how you do the layout. I agree that there will always be some people that cling on to tables, but I don’t think we will have to suffer too much for much longer. If you were to point one out to me I’d either fix it or explain why it might not be working for you and probably even help you make it work. Fixed layout: It has fixed width of container like 1170px (bootstrap), 960px etc. As I learned more I stopped having those problems. To achieve our desired layout, we can make use of properties such as justify-content and align-items to distribute the content items along the flex axes. I learned through them. CSS based design is unquestionably superior to table layout, but due to sheer laziness the practice of table design has held on. Calling this debate css vs tables is actually inaccurate. My money will be on the person using divs. Epic fight between table vs flex vs grid vs float! and on. They’re interested in your content. Nothing in this post is meant to condemn people from using tables for site layout. You can probably also wrap the code in a blockquote. Once to understand the structure and another time to present it. The post right after shows a 3 column layout. I just think css is a better way now for the reasons mentioned in the post. The performance claims I’ve read about here and elsewhere on the web for divs over tables are over-hyped – I found only a 10 ms advantage for the div technique over the table technique. The same isn’t true if you’re using divs. You can with a div. CSS is better in both theory and practice. I also think that more code means more work for a search engine spider. Now you can start including any layouts, Basic & advanced controls to start building UI. Also if you include the wrapper tags and the like you tend to end up with more tags for css than tables beause of all the work arounds you have to do. I promise I’m not laughing. I would never develop the site that way, but I know there are people who can. How to Turn a Design Image Into a Working Web Page: Part 1, How to Turn a Design Image Into a Working Web Page: Part 2. It is often used when the production is to be performed on a large scale whereas in process layout is a type of plant layout wherein like machines are grouped in a single department. Also anytime you come across a site with a layout you like copy the source code and when you have time study it to see if you can understand how they did what they did. This process allows me to offer fixed price websites without a lot of risk that I’m going to have to eat a lot of hours resolving cross browser compatibility issues. Why does it matter how divs are rendered as long as the document written with strong conventions and good semantics? It sounds like I’m being lumped in with other people who are making grand claims. Personally, if I could instantly convert a design into HTML, I’d do it. My biggest concern is if I can design the following website designs in CSS. I mentioned at the start of this post that misinformation spreads on both sides of this debate. Why does anyone really care how something is put together? Tables have proven themselves and I’m going old school. So, if that’s the structure it uses the same amount of code. If you’re constantly having to fix old code though, I would recommend looking into the feasibility of redeveloping the site. It won’t take long to set up for you, though I naturally have to charge for the work. All the “pro-css” designers I’ve ever worked with have tended to be full of shit, constantly creating new display bugs in production. It still ends up being less code than you would use for a similar table based design. My old webpage is ugly (www.dragora.com) so I started to develop a new page (www.dragora.com/newindex1.asp). It sounds like you’re good about keeping your code clean, but more code means more chances for error. Laying out a site with divs has a learning curve. Your text should reflow with changes. This topic often leads to discussions that aren’t this thought out. In theory, CSS is the answer, the problem is that the way browsers deal with SOME of it is not only not standardized, but can actually have the exact opposite result – for example position: absolute can cause a column to move to the left in one browser and cause it to move down in another, and cause it to move up in yet another. That brings us to the second problem with tables. Besides, what's the alternative to CSS? You can do that regardless … I have used table-based layouts for a few years and have started using css to mainly style text. This argument usually includes the time taken to learn to use divs, which isn’t a fair comparison. I hope I wasn’t coming across as bashing tables. Newspapers have figured out this ideal layout a long time ago, and have thus named their writers “columnists”. That’s not an apples to apples comparison. I’m not suggesting it’s trivial to learn css, but it’s also not accurate to say the language itself is causing your specific layout issues. You can respectfully disagree, but I’m still going to say you’re wrong. However there are other methods to abstract changes that need to be applied to more then one file into a single file. This is no small drawback!! Divs can do some things table cells can’t and they can’t do some things well that table cells can do easily. Also, I’ve found no help in trying to figure out how to replicate the effect of a table layout where certain cells are merged. Here is the CSS code, so far, through Dreamweaver: For instance, if you want colmns with different colour backgrounds to be the same length, use a simple table and style it with css. Plus, since it is a responsive table CSS design, accessing the table on the small screen devices will be an easy job. I’m amazed that in 2013 people are still defending table-based layouts, but whatever. Space on the server for all of my client’s sites is generally 1/16 of capacity. While you probably won’t appreciate hearing this, the more likely cause for the problems you see is your own knowledge of css. LOL, I’m not advocating tables b/c they are infintesimally slower then divs. Using display: table-cell would work fine now that everyone uses IE8 or over, but the floating div folks insist on emulating a grid with floating blocks anyway. When you create a table structure in html it displays a table and your content is wholly dependent on the source order of the code. easier to maintain – less code and less complexity to the structure makes things easier to find and change. The main differences between Flexbox and CSS Grid. Again DreamWeaver is taking care of this for you. I do think more code means more chances of making a show stopping kind of error. CSS (divs) requires too many hacks to work cross browser – Entirely false. Learning how to use Dreamweaver is not the same as learning to write the code. Having developed and worked on sites both ways I’m 100% certain structuring your layout with tables is not the way to go. You can position divs into nearly every situation a table can be positioned into, whereas there's a lot of positioning you can do with divs that you can't do with tables. I’ve been studying the Eric Meyer CSS books, so I am picking up CSS quickly. Calling this debate css vs tables is actually inaccurate. By the way if something you followed here didn’t work for you, you could have chosen to ask me if I’d help figure out why and I likely would have. Having done programming I understand reusability of code and the ease of making changes in one place for large websites, but this is little good with small sites. I don’t know about you, but generally speaking what my clients want most often is to update the content. between the 2 techniques when in truth, there is little distinction to be made. I am about to take on a new website project, first one in 8 years. The greater flexibility you can create with your structure and the maintenance advantages are the more important reasons. You don’t need 3 columns in your header. designing since 1999 started with dreamweaver, handcoding is a pain and for programmers. Times have changed. I’ve never read about this debate until now, however in the back of my mind I always knew someone(s) was debating it. First I’m glad to see you making the switch. I’m sure with html5 some people will be converted to using all css layouts, but I’m also sure many will still cling to tables as they do now. As far as other people having the same issues with css, I do agree that happens. Yes, but you can get it done just as quickly with css. I’ve heard the argument that reduced code helps with SEO, with people saying that too much code makes it harder for Google to parse. You can’t pluck a single cell out of a table and move it somewhere else in the layout. A paragraph? The best things in life are not necessarily easy or easy to learn. Just because you didn’t get it working on your site, don’t blame css as though you can’t build a site that works across browsers. My div test page was only 2285 bytes smaller then my table page which would save me 1.74 MB/month of data transfer. Scenario: I have to display a simple login screen to the User. As part of the work done by Igalia in the CSS Grid Layout implementation on Chromium/Blink and Safari/WebKit, we’ve been implementing the support for positioned items.Yeah, absolute positioning inside a grid. Taylor Graphics, LLC Divs can work independently from each other. I guess I’ve never been convinced of the seo benefits. 4. (10-20 is most common.) Great debate. It’s easier because you’re more familiar with using tables. Take two developers, one who is fluent with tables and one who is fluent with divs, hand them a layered PSD file and ask them to code a web page to see who finishes first. Getting back to IE, the 3rd method you used with negative margins comes close but once again special considerations need to be taken with IE for this design, and yeah it’s not the fault of css but IE, however when the majority of your target audience maybe using this browser it’s important it works properly hence the use of tables which may result in more ugly looking code unfortunately but it is just one of the requirements until microsoft clean their act up. The places where this occurs has problems with that flow. I try making 100% css layouts and they never are cross browser effective, so I resort back to tables and I never have issues. It doesn’t lead to the need for more tags and it doesn’t require workarounds. My point is that there are other ways to achieve this benefit. One debate I’m honestly curious about is the best way to go about table type content with CSS, such as using the actual table properties, using display: inline, using float: left, etc — where’s that write up? Then I format the text in CSS adding padding and margins where needed. So what difference does it make? There are also dozens of other methods I didn’t mention. To suggest that the purpose of divs is to use block rendering contradicts the argument that tags should have semantic meaning and not display meaning. I just wrote this post a couple months before Matt Cutts mentioned how some at Google were pushing for that to be a factor. 2. I have no great love for code. It’s more in how you code it where I don’t think html tables are the right approach. John all 3 of the sites you list can definitely be developed using css for the layout instead of tables. Both were done with tables. It’s the kind of thing that might move you from #8 to #7, but not from page 5 to the first page. You have to be writing code telling specifically telling them not to reflow. Neither is true. And server space/bandwidth doesn’t seem to be an issue anymore either. We all came to web design in our own way and with our own skills. Is there a way I can pay someone to turn this same homepage design into a total CSS design? An HTML element with this property works the same as static and they differed by setting the right, left values to the ancestor element.. 3. I feel like I’m at a confessional since most web designers don’t do it this way, but my designs image heavy and clients have been very pleased with my work. You can use css with a table-based layout. With equal column heights, yes it’s easier to create them with tables than with divs alone, though if you look at the last of the 4 methods I described you’ll see it’s not hard to create them with divs and css and it still uses less code than using tables. Did you read the post? If you ever visited a page that showed nothing for a few seconds before everything suddenly appeared, that time was likely your browser making it’s first pass over the table structure behind the page. I’ve been doing web design since the beginning of the internet as a hobby and now professionally and I like a combination of both worlds. We’ll stop here as there could be a separate article on Flexbox altogether. Epic fight between table vs flex vs grid vs float! CSS is not hard to learn.The argument is made by people comparing learning something new to learning something they already know well. I just said they were faster, which you proved. Tables haven't completely disappeared. I think making your structural elements independent is the better option. I can’t tell any discernable speed difference between a table layout and a CSS layout’s load time. WYSIWYG editors seem a lot better to me today than they were 10 years ago. In my opinion, combining table layout with CSS works great. Is it possible that there are errors in my tutorials? Both my table and div layouts use css equally. The fact that order matters even with divs invalidates a lot of the arguments table haters constantly throw out, but considering we’re trying to layout documents in the first place, it makes sense that order matters, otherwise the whole semantics argument would be totally out the window too! Top to bottom you seem to sum it up pretty well. Home / Blog / CSS / CSS vs Tables: The Debate That Won’t Die. But again, if I don’t see the overwhelming benefits, I won’t don my armor or sharpen my weapons. There’s nothing wrong with how you got here. Divs cant do what tables can as simple as that. That is true, but you can have all your presentation in a separate css file while having a table-based structure to your html. In this article, you’ll learn how to use CSS position: relative and position: absolute through ample amounts of demos, and learning aids.. CSS position is sometimes considered an advanced topic because it can do things that are somewhat unexpected. biscotools.com. Who cares, as long as it looks good on all the browsers and search engines are picking it up. It doesn’t only cover positioning, but also properties that define layout such as display and float, and a preview of the new CSS3 layout modules. You can’t break out of the rigid grid easily. Right or wrong, I LOVE spending most of my time designing. I feel the same about maintain tables-based sites. css vs tables WRONG! You are here: Generally, a floated element should have an explicitly set width (unless it is a replaced element, like an image). Feel free to skip to the Summary if you think you’re comfortable with all the above-mentioned concepts. The CSS position property is used to set position for an element. Where layout is concerned though, I think the cons of using tables outweigh the pros and so favor using css. I find that unfortunate, as someone who caught the tail end of the “table era” I find it much more difficult to maintain a website which uses tables (because of my own lack of experience with tables I suppose) than to administer a website which uses a CSS layout. On one hand you say you can create 3 columns of equal heights with divs, but in your blog post, you mentioned that people shouldn’t try to make tables with divs. The third problem with tables is in how browsers render them. Even though I think css is the better way, I’ve seen some very poor and slow loading css driven sites and some pretty well coded and quick table driven sites. The flexible box module has been designed as a one-dimensional presentation model and as a method that can provide space distribution between interface elements and powerful alignment functions. It’s is also much quicker to use tables, and hey, yeah, once in a while it is nice to be able to glance at your code in a wysywig and actually see what it looks like. Probably the first idea is that come to your mind is that you don’t want to use positioned grid items, but maybe in some use cases it can be needed. I had my old table based page done in 1/10th the time that I’ve spent just trying to find some CSS code that accomplishes what my old header table did…and when I started it I knew NOTHING about tables. I’d rather switch my page to tables, than screw around with IE. The problems I run into are on updates: adding a few lines here, and changing the text there. This series of articles will thrive to explain the possibilities you have in positioning. One thing I’ve noticed in your tutorials is that your not very accurate with alignment. Very interesting information. I honestly don’t care what they call it.. as long as it still works like tables. I think tables were a great way to layout a website once upon a time. I’ve been coding on and off since the mid 90’s and have been hearing about tables are only for tabular data blah blah blah for years. Right now it’s easier for you to code certain layouts with tables. The first efforts have focused on creating two or more columns using CSS positioning instead of tables, thus allowing for a (complete) separation of structure from presentation. Just because tables make one thing easier doesn’t make them better than divs and css overall. CSS … But, you can still set padding inside the table cells easily using the CSS padding property. Eventually it works, but at what cost? Maybe I’ll have to write a post on styling tables. In order to achieve a design layout for browsers that don’t understand flexbox or grid, we use float. I avoid tables and table-cell in almost all layouts to avoid ridicule, but deep down I truly believe that anything else is convoluted and meant to create more jobs for web developers. By a few I mean less than 5. I’ve offered tutorials on the basic layout and I’ve offered tutorials on things that can go inside that layout, but never all the code for an entire site. Thanks for the online references, Steven. If they want to tweak something in the design, again, piece of cake to do. You can create the same shape in a number of ways. It has values like left , right , none and inherit which I think, are self-explanatory. Still it’s hardly the fault of css that IE has bugs. Let me start by letting you know I fall on the css side of things. Required fields are marked *. Dimensions define the primary demarcation between Flexbox and CSS Grid. What’s wrong with using css to make divs or other tags act like tables for layout if you want your layout to LOOK like a table (again, the holy grail look that most clients love). The order and nesting of the divs matters. In this case, it is almost impossible to get CSS only to render this as desired, either the width or the height of the side banner will be wrong, or the background image will appear to “disappear” or not be long enough, or be too long, or the content will bleed over into the side banner if you change the width of the browser. CSS Position. Of course that depends on the developer more than the code itself. There are many things you can say I do, but hype isn’t one of them. Sounds like you aren’t going to see any extra advantage here since DreamWeaver takes care of the changes. This debate has been going on for years. IE gets some things wrong, but it gets a lot more things right. Replacing one with the other will lead to unnecessary complication. This post isn’t a tutorial so I would need to know which one or ones you’re referring to as well. I do have a very fast development process which involves slicing an image file from my designer, using a tool called Image Splitter. and how painful it is just to align a freakin div on the middle of a page, align text with a image? I think your comments re flexibility and structure have merit assuming the only tools available are html and css. I did list the seo benefits under the heading Myths. We are going to create a ‘standard’ web page layout – with a header, a left side navigation, a content area and a footer. There are 2 types of css layout Fixed and Fluid layout. Hopefully people will start accepting table-cell or something similar. Load time is always going to be an issue. At most the html would require a single class or id extra. Unless you view the source code, it isn’t always obvious how a coder puts together a page. The basic difference between product and process layout is that in a product layout, the machines, material and other facilities are placed as per the order of processing. Even a new convention of double colons :: is also added. The spiders are highly efficient at discerning code from content. Second best would be to have a KNOWN set of definitions for how a browser brand will render a certain statement, then we can generate the css file according to what browser, but that’s a work around. Very informative article and I hope that it gains some traction so people will stop using so many tables for layout. To me it seems so obvious that using divs over tables is the better approach that I have a hard time understanding how someone would argue otherwise. I have a business subscription with them. Appreciate it and I think this post being more recent is the more relevant one. It only suggests that the difference in load time isn’t a lot per page. Use tables to present information in a grid, or matrix, with columns or rows that show the … DIV/CSS allows designers to change the entire look and fill of the website by only … A few years ago I wrote a post on how to create a 2 column layout with css. “Tables should only be used to display tabular data” but what is tabular data is debatable. You make the assumption that because it takes you 5 hours to develop a layout in css that it’s the same for other people. I don’t think the choice is about shape though. I’m lucky if I can still remember 50 words in Spanish. By the way sorry the code in your comment didn’t display. Believe me, I’m not making the argument for convoluted nested tables with colspan settings, etc, nor am I arguing against semantically correct documents. If I misinterpreted that I apologize. I’m not questioning the benefits of CSS in general. Users can easily read and interact with the table entries. 1. I learned by reading the book Eric Meyer on CSS. Unfortunately, by using tables I think increased load time and perhaps SEO unfriendliness of my code are stumbling blocks to my future success as a web designer. In its simplest form we’re comparing: Even in the simplest case above you can see tables are already a more complex structure than divs. The CSS position property defines, ... no other element on the layout will be affected. Here’s the link to my GitHub repo. 1) Inconsistent Browser Support – Different browsers will render CSS layout differently as a result of browser bugs or lack of support for various CSS features. I don’t, however agree that the only way to make things work for IE is tables or even that it’s easier. I’m amazed people still argue in favor of table-based layout. IE sucks and makes my page look a pile of crap. I’ve looked at the page you linked to before and have it bookmarked. Turning a bunch of divs or list items or whatever into table-role boxes is no better than just using table markup in the first place, and it’s arguably worse. Sometimes they want the elements in the list to cooperate to fill the container while sometimes they want the width of each element to be dependent on the content of those individual elements. You might set widths, but text will easily drop to the next line when it reaches whatever width you’ve set. The reset files basically set many things back to 0. I use Dreamweaver template files. Notably, Opera Mini, Blackberry Browser, QQ Browser, and Baidu Browser does not support Grid. It’s true that less code means less potential for show stopping errors, but those show stoppers can exist regardless of your site’s structure. Saying things like, “all people who use tables are…” quite frankly is absurd. The problem most people have when learning to use divs is trying to force them to act like tables instead of allowing them to be what they are. I’ve been using divs for a decade now and never once had to guess where the content would be. When you ask about table type content with css do you mean using css to show tabular data or are you asking more about how to style tables? To me, it’s the most pleasing layout shape. If there is anyone that actually codes full table-based websites by hand I would be curious to know what reasoning they have for not switching. the ability to do this is what switched me from using the table-based layouts I was first taught. 3)Stop using Dreamweaver to code websites for God’s sake.Give .NET websites (Aspx) a try,you will be amazed.And,for what you want to be shown in all,you just do a master page.Plus,divs are NOT cross-resolution.You have to add fixed dimensions everywhere,and positions screw up in mobile resolutions. 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