This knowledge is often overlooked by me, and misunderstood (it is not my misunderstanding), once a company's requirements: Do not use table, all use Div, even if the whole, can use table easily out of the same style, also must use Div.
Maybe this guy doesn't know the difference between table layouts and table.
Instead, as shown in the image below, if using a table is far less than using a div, if you are simply abandoning table, not only knowing that there is no use of life, but froze in their own thinking, if the advantage of the Div is the Web site, then the advantage of table is the display of the numbers ( and the vertical direction of the center).
<style>Table{Border-collapse:collapse; }Table TD{Height:24px;Line-height:24px;width:100px;Border:1px solid #d7d7d7; } </style>
<Table> <TR> <TD>Time of week</TD> <TD>1</TD> <TD>2</TD> <TD>3</TD> <TD>4</TD> <TD>5</TD> </TR>
<!--first line--
<TR> <TDrowspan= "2">Morning</TD> <TD>Xx</TD> <TD>Cc</TD> <TD>Ff</TD> <TD>Dd</TD> <TD>Gg</TD> </TR>
<!--the second row rowspan 1 units down
<TR> <TD>Ddgf</TD> <TD>hh</TD> <TD>Bb</TD> <TD>Ss</TD> <TD>Tt</TD> </TR>
<!--the first cell in the third row is merged--
<TR> <TDcolspan= "6"></TD> </TR>
<!--line fourth colspan right together 5--
<TR> <TDrowspan= "2">Afternoon</TD> <TD>Xx</TD> <TD>Cc</TD> <TD>Ff</TD> <TD>Dd</TD> <TD>Gg</TD> </TR>
<!--line fifth with second line--
<TR> <TD>Ddgf</TD> <TD>hh</TD> <TD>Bb</TD> <TD>Ss</TD> <TD>Tt</TD> </TR>
<!--line sixth and line three--
</Table>
Table is still not dependent.
HTML: Using a table to draw a curriculum table