You can use them pretty well to make things look how you want, but they don't scale very well, google hates the code, and it acts differently in differnet browsers.
"Tables for tabulur content" is the rule of thumb, so many people up to recently still used that though. It's CSS all the way these days.
( G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 21:18, 1 reply, 12 years ago)

Gonz, does your dyslexia ever get in the way of your coding, or are writing and coding completely different for you?
(ThunderCuntThePendejo officially less shit than NakedApe, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:26, Reply)

Good question
I too have wondered this.
( tangledupinblue hairy badge with moving eyes, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:29, Reply)

I'm a nosey cunt me, and a teacher so I love learning about SEN.
(ThunderCuntThePendejo officially less shit than NakedApe, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:30, Reply)

It's the oppersite. I have a few spelling mistakes but they're mostly consistant so that means it always matches up.
Like one that really bugged people was that I made something that I called "Percistant Sidebar", I always spell percistant that way so it always works. I try my best not to do that though as other people need to know what it means and where to find it.

My head jumps around, like I read your "nosey cunt" post before tangle's one. That is great for programing, I can see flows about how things move about. Where as latin languages are left to right, top to bottom, which means my brain jumps and sometimes I end up reading the same line or paragraph over.

so I see the following as

for ($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++) {
   if ($i == 5) { echo "Hello"; } else { echo "Good Bye" }
}

I would read that as "if $i is the same as 5 then we'll put the words hello on the screen, otherwise, we'll do the words good bye. We'll do that 10 times and incriment the number each time starting from 0."
( G/PP &#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:45, Reply)

I think there is a very real chance that you are an android.
(ThunderCuntThePendejo officially less shit than NakedApe, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:48, Reply)

Haha, I did once want to get a magnetic implant in my little finger so I can 'feel' magnettic currents.
The idea sounds amazing but I couldn't have an MRI with it in.
( G/PP &#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:17, Reply)

Are you a dyslexic too gonz?

( willenium Fist bump for verification, Fri 4 May 2012, 22:46, Reply)

Yup, totally.

( G/PP &#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:04, Reply)

Me too
I have serious mindwrongs.
( willenium Fist bump for verification, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:14, Reply)

It's alright, never stopped me before, and I comunicate more through the written word that voice.
It's no longer synominous with being thick.

If I had to hand-write the internet that would be a different story though.
( G/PP &#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:18, Reply)

yeah
I am in the bottom 8% of the population for verbal communication
( willenium Fist bump for verification, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:24, Reply)

How would one work that out? I've no idea how to get that figure on myself, let alone a population.

( G/PP &#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128169;&#128, Fri 4 May 2012, 23:28, Reply)