Hola Sitepoint! That’s right. In much the same way as that ulcer you get every time after gorging in those yummy chili tacos, I am publishy again. This time courtesy of Sitepoint (utmost thanks go out to Georgina and the rest of the editorial staff for a great job).

This piece, Tables vs. CSS - A match to the death is a case study on Table versus CSS based coding, trying to reproduce the same basic design to a “t”. This time around I dropped the “we” authorial slant for a less formal, more personal first person approach (I did this because Sitepoint’s submission rules state so, but ended up liking the freedom and personal-osity).

I hope this article serves as an interesting exploration of a highly subjective problem. I actually wrote it a month ago, but in view of recent commentary and the shitstorm that ensued, I think the timing for its publication couldn’t be better.

Update: This article has just won the “Article of the Month” award at Sitepoint. Thanks a lot people!

— sergio on May 27, 2004