[otabdeveloper2]

> In cases when the content wasn't semantically a table, you had a dilemma.

If you have text that's laid out with a fixed number of columns and a dynamic number of rows, than what you have is exactly a table.

Absolutely no reason to get your underwear in a bunch in a rage of hipster semantic pseudo-purity just because it's not literally a table of Excel figures.

[goto11]

HTML Tables does not support a dynamic number of rows. But you can do that with CSS grid.