Have you waded knee-deep into web standards and thought you’d never again encounter a table element? Tables may have quickly been shrunk from as “bad†and “evil,†due to past abuses as a layout element, but the web standards movement hasn’t quite eliminated them from the planet. In fact, all the proliferation of semantic markup has done is send tables back to doing what they do best: presenting tabular data.
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