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Originally Posted by leek
Google already has an algorithm in place to detect text that is hidden and moved via CSS. Their official statement is that they have not removed any sites from the SERPs for this, yet.
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I'm not talking about hiding things, but leaving the important content on the top of the code and the less relevant content below. And I seriously doubt Google will take action against what I'm talking about, unless someone takes this shit to another level.
And I agree AlienQ, content is king and CSS is just a small improvement. But that's not relevant as we're talking about tables vs CSS.
If you compare a perfect tableless CSS layout to a perfect table layout, the CSS one has a lot more benefits when it comes to loading times (IF it uses multiple pages), SEO (cleaner code, content on top) and management (everything can be changed a lot faster). I don't see how anyone can disagree on this.
Plus with CSS it's a lot easier to integrate designs into scripts.