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Tables are Evil?Say what? When did using tables become an act of pure evil? Certainly one of the biggest myths of building a site with web standards is that you should never use a table. Ever. That you should avoid them like the plague, seal them up, and place them on a dusty shelf like an artifact of the web development days of old.

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QuotationsQuotations are used frequently on all types of websites. Whether quoting another web page, author, or publication, there are advantages to be had by marking quotations up in defined ways. Once structured, quotations can become a stylish design element when spiced up with some simple CSS.

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More ListsBack in Chapter 1, we talked about several ways to mark up a list of items, exploring the benefits of marking them up as an . using the

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• elements. This method provided structure to the list, ensuring that all browsers and devices would present it correctly, and also enabled us to style the list in a variety of ways using CSS.

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