designing a webshop without a table

Hi, I've designed a website using only CSS, without a table. Now comes the second part binding dynamic data using eCart. Since I've used DIVs with out table cells, I am wondering if it is time consuming to bind dynamic data in DIVs. Do you think I should I stick with table cells? As an example a customer buys product A. Then I want the customer to see what others have bought and what the customer have viewed lately. Now my question is where do I place the dynamic data since I am using DIVs instead of Cells?
what happens with those static DIVs I have designed? how can I make them invisible and replace them with dynamic data?

It is hard to say without looking at your current structure.

You may be able to simply drag and drop the eCart values from the bindings tab and apply the "repeat cart region" server behavior to show all of the rows. Tables aren't required, but can sometimes be helpful when organizing tabular data like the rows of a cart.

I understand it is not easy to reply without having a clearly formulated question. I guess I wrote the question out of moments frustration. Here is the thing:
I have a RECENTLY VIEWED ARTICLES on a right sidebar. I want 3 articles to be placed there dynamically.
the following is a static version which I want to be dynamic.

<div id="sidebar">
<h4> Recently viewed articles:</h4>
<ul><li>
<a> product_1 <hr/>
<img src="product_1.jpg" />
</a>
<div>
<span> 10$ </span>
</div>
</li>
<li>
<a> product_2 <hr/>
<img src="product_2.jpg" />
</a>
<div>
<span> 15$ </span>
</div>
</li>
<li>
<a> product_3 <hr/>
<img src="product_3.jpg" />
</a>
<div>
<span> 20$ </span>
</div>
</li>
</u>
</div>

How would you normally do that? For esthetic reasons you would not want the right sidebar to be empty at any given
time. How would you do that? Is there any PHP code in the eCart I can use to handle "recently viewd articles"?
If not any tips how to do that and may be good to include such functionality for future uppgrade I guess. May be it is easy to do thyself, but I am not good at PHP yet.
Thanks

You would probably maintain a database table of recently viewed articles and display the top 3... essentially create and maintain the table in the database. It would probably mean inserting into a recently viewed table whenever an article is viewed so that you could create a recordset from that table to be displayed.

Then to display populate the first list item and use "repeat region" to show just the top three.

Hey Ray,
thanks for your reply. I have one more general question:
Since my left sidebar is to show dynamic data of "recently viewed articles", should all the html structures created dynamically except of course the DIV that holds the left sidebar? That is how would a pro like you populate a whole region like sidebar with dynamic data? I am asking this because I know how the sidebar should look like when it is populated with dynamic data.But I am not sure which place holders (HTML elements)are allowed in the static page to accept dynamic data? Are there any restrictions for the eCart with which HTML elements it can be binded? that is should the dynamic data be placed only on table cells and lists or any HTML tag can do?

I would populate it first with static data and get the look and feel how I wanted and then drag and drop to replace the static data with dynamic content. Then delete duplicated rows and apply the "repeated region" to repeat the single row for all of the records in the database.

There are no restrictions on when and where to use dynamic data other than you need to be on .php page and not an .html page.