How to convert HTML tables to structured DIV elements

This short video explains how to convert HTML tables to divs. Find out how we used tables in web design to position sections on the webpage and how we used it to layout whole websites.
Learn why are tables outdated and why should they be replaced by DIVs and how.


The video presents an easy and automated HTML Converer which does the trick for you. Just paste your code in the editor, select the conversion option and click the Clean button. The program converts your tables to structured div elements which you can style using one of the provided CSS samples.

Find out more about how to convert HTML tables to DIVs, get the sample styles on the corresponding page.


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