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I'm currently using a table with four columns to lay out two columns of input fields, as below.  Where do I start if I want to stop abusing the table element and achieve the same thing with CSS, or some other layout solution?


colA - colB - colC - colD
lbl1 : txt1 - lbl2 : txt2
lbl3 : txt3 - lbl4 : txt4

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ProfK:

I'm currently using a table with four columns to lay out two columns of input fields, as below.  Where do I start if I want to stop abusing the table element and achieve the same thing with CSS, or some other layout solution?

colA - colB - colC - colD
lbl1 : txt1 - lbl2 : txt2
lbl3 : txt3 - lbl4 : txt4

We use unordered lists as a table replacement. They can be nested and render nicely across all browsers... Lots of css involved to get the same affect though.

<ul><li><li></ul>

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