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You're in too deep. It's a religious question. Some (including me) contend that not all tables are bad, many are great. Joomla didn't put an emphasis on divs. There's no fix for this problem.
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You're in too deep. It's a religious question. Some (including me) contend that not all tables are bad, many are great. Joomla didn't put an emphasis on divs. There's no fix for this problem.

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Is this in the template? The bees template is a good example of one without tables: &nbsp;<a href="http://www.joomla-beez.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.joomla-beez.com/</a>
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Is this in the template? The bees template is a good example of one without tables:  http://www.joomla-beez.com/ [http://www.joomla-beez.com/]

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Yes I am using rhuk_milkyway and already implemented quite a bit of my design into it.<br />
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I am finding the template is a little bit too rigid for what I am trying to do (in places).<br />
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Any advice on how to proceed?
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Yes I am using rhuk_milkyway and already implemented quite a bit of my design into it.

I am finding the template is a little bit too rigid for what I am trying to do (in places).

Any advice on how to proceed?

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Yea ... so which template would be the best/cleanest to adopt and start editing?<br />
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Yea ... so which template would be the best/cleanest to adopt and start editing?



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Hi,<br />
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Why oh why does Joomla output a load of tables around any content I am adding? i don't really want any code to be wrapped around my content.<br />
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Any ideas on how I can change this?
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Hi,

Why oh why does Joomla output a load of tables around any content I am adding? i don't really want any code to be wrapped around my content.

Any ideas on how I can change this?

Joomla article code

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