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I need a good resource or walk through for designing a form without using tables.
I tried googling, but didn’t find any useful resource.
Here in my form .. I have lot of sections each with it is own forms and each form has 2 or 4 columns..
I need a standard style sheet which can be helpful in implementing any kind of forms . In these kind of scenarios i feel HTML tables are more useful compared Divs with styles.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Kumar.
With regard to a maintainable, easy to use CSS system for creating layouts with variable numbers of columns, I would recommend using something like the 960 grid system, or blueprint – one of the better known, mature CSS frameworks.
Using tables for layout really went out of fashion a long time ago. Don’t use tables for anything other than tabular data. Not layout. Certainly not forms 😉