Luke Fretwell
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7 HTML Tags You Should NEVER Use Again
Posted 04/08/2009 at 01:13:18pm
Although difficult to begin with, stopping using tables for layouts is an absolute must. If not for the flexibilty of divs and positioning that css brings then for the fact that anything within tables should be ignored by search engines as they should only contain data.
However the Title of this post is "HTML tags you should NEVER use again" so I would also disagree with having tables in the list. The use of tables for displaying data would be considered semantically correct and fine to use within "modern" websites.