So much fun! xD
Great tip!
@projectcleverweb sure, tables are rendered in mobile browsers but the experience is not optimized for the screen size or orientation. If you design your website using table cells, you wont be able to hide or position a specific cell via CSS properties for instance. You end up with a rigid structure and to change the way it renders you really have to change a lot of HTML. Don't get me wrong, CSS can be frustrating (not so much nowadays if you design for A+ browsers) and it's still easier to do some stuff using tables, but I don't think that's the way to go anymore.
Personally, I'm looking forward to designing websites with the CSS FlexBox model.
Pretty cool!
PS: It has support for @for and seems to parse in-browser.
Pretty cool, thanks for sharing.
Until you have to change your design, or support mobile platforms... Then, it becomes a nightmare as you have to drop everything and do it again using CSS.
Pretty sweet.
Yuck! Awful!