Top of the TABLE to ya!

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Due to the inherent difficulty of webtables...

• HTML becomes lengthy and harder to read
• browser compatibility issue at standards level (w3.org)
• Calculation of components can be calculated to different ATTRIBUTE strategies and can be arithmetic-intensive

method-experimentation and optimization of coding-strategies (for brevity and rational-organization criteria (others?)) are called for.

This area will track several ongoing experiments with different strategies:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Table Tag Experiment 001 - Hello World (started 9/26/96)

diagonally-descending lattice based on colspan/rowspan combining visible gif-placers and html-text, difference of flushness on outermost lines with Netscape 3b(5or6?) but not on ie 2.1 for win 3.1

Table Tag Experiment 002 - Farlow & Sons (started 9/27/96)

emphasizes elementary layout issues in black on white

Table Tag Experiment 003 - VGA-color (started 9/28/96)

basic palette options, featuring nifty nesting example

Table Tag Experiment 004 - Santa Monica Cruise (started 9/29/96)

tackles the banner-color issue, plans for default to no font/BG color

Table Tag Experiment 005 - Home Page revision (started 9/29/96)

I love this sucker. Renders fine on IE2.1 but is one nesting too many for my Netscape 3b. Also, didn't fix the e-mail bottom line to make it hot.

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this page/area started 9/27/96
while doing this I discovered these lovable H1 ASCII-ish diacriticals