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I am developing a card board which is 4×3. So I have tryed to do markup with XTHML Transitional. I have used containers mixed with tables.
The example for first row:
<table>
<tr>
<div class="slot_01"></div>
<div class="slot_02"></div>
<div class="slot_03"></div>
<div class="slot_04"></div>
</tr>
<tr>
...
</tr>
</table>
Is this correctly done? Or its better to use only div/span blocks instead everywhere and make styling through css?
If you use a table, use
table,tr,td, notdiv.I think most people nowadays try to avoid tables for anything but “really tabular data” and prefer the “pure CSS” solution.
It depends a bit on your overall markup (e.g. what you want to display in the cells). In your case, I guess I would go for a tableless solution.