That was VERY impressive. It is so much cleaner than cluttering up the HTML with a lot of noisy table elements, and far more readable.
My sense now is that it will likely be worth the investment of time to become proficient with CSS.
I posted another, more challenging question in another thread on this forum. Ultimately my goal is to convert a sophistivcated ERP app we are buidling for auto dealerships (a DMS) from a multier/multitennant WCF/SOA backend using WinForms on the front end
to a full web-based multi-tennant SAAS app. The challenge is that business apps tend to have far more complex data-entry type form requirements than found on most web sites. The controls are packed more densly and scrolling needs to be minimal, if at all.
I am looking for an approach that will make the most sense for this scenario.
BillyM2010
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Re: Newbie question on laying out a table/css file as div/css (or even if I should)
Feb 15, 2012 03:22 PM|LINK
CollyMellon,
That was VERY impressive. It is so much cleaner than cluttering up the HTML with a lot of noisy table elements, and far more readable.
My sense now is that it will likely be worth the investment of time to become proficient with CSS.
I posted another, more challenging question in another thread on this forum. Ultimately my goal is to convert a sophistivcated ERP app we are buidling for auto dealerships (a DMS) from a multier/multitennant WCF/SOA backend using WinForms on the front end to a full web-based multi-tennant SAAS app. The challenge is that business apps tend to have far more complex data-entry type form requirements than found on most web sites. The controls are packed more densly and scrolling needs to be minimal, if at all. I am looking for an approach that will make the most sense for this scenario.
Regards,
Bill