Re: Superscript (<sup>) and middle alignment in tables

On 2 jan, 08:30, jodleren <sonn...@xxxxxx> wrote:
On Dec 23 2007, 4:14 pm, Rob Waaijenberg <robwaaijenb...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:


Here you are:http://panbaltica.com/sandpit/test/test.htm

Hello Jodleren,

You should change your doctype declaration to HTML 4.01 strict and
then correct all of the validation markup errors.

I highly and strongly recommend
Using Web Standards in your Web Pages:Making your page using web
standards - how to
http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Using_Web_Standards_in_your_Web_Pages:Making_your_page_using_web_standards_-_how_to

Nested tables should always be avoided.

The default vertical alignment in cell is middle in all modern
browsers; so there is no need whatsoever to add valign="middle" in all
your cells.

<font> is a deprecated, old, rusted HTML element. Please upgrade. You
will find how to do all this (convert bgcolor, replace <font>, how to
validate, etc) by consulting the "Using Web Standards in your Web
Pages" link I mentioned.

All of your webpage indicates over-constraining, over-declaring, over-
formating and over-attributes-specifying. You can reduce your webpage
markup code to half of what it is easily if you read a bit and then
keep your mind open about what people are trying to tell you in this
forum newsgroup.

Regards, Gérard
.

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