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Are there benefits of creating tables using “display: table;” style rather than using old school “table” tag ?
And I know that IE7/8 don’t support “display: table;”.
Thanks!
Not really. There are enough hierarchical requirements on
display: tableand its relatives (particularlydisplay: table-rowanddisplay: table-cell) that it’s generally infeasible to use those properties to style arbitrary elements as a table. The main purpose I’ve heard for these properties is to make it possible to define the behavior of a<table>purely in terms of user agent CSS, rather than making it a special case.