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I’m renovating a legacy Java based web site. I’ve already greatly reduced the number of tags used on the front end by using CSS to do the graphic lay out of the “screens”. Is there a CSS tag that will replace HTML tables that makes a good grid for HTML forms? Does it significantly reduce the number of tags? Is it reliable in most of the main browsers?
Tables are actually prevalently used to align forms. You take out the borders with
<table borders='0'>. They are pretty reliable for aligning because the table cells in different rows line up.