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There is a huge community surrounding the CSS for layout methodology, hell all the websites I've created in the past three or so years have been created that way (www.onemandesigns.com for some examples).
In skilled hands CSS can be far more powerful than tables for dynamic layout, and far FAR easier to maintain for simple layouts. There are plenty of websites that offer CSS Layout templates, your Google-fu will aid you in that quest I'm sure.
Gordon McLean
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Subject: Re: Seybold column: Why Tables for Layout Is Stupid
> Al Geist wrote:
> There are a few websites that I know of which rely totally on CSS for layout rather
> than tables( www.vermont.com <http://www.vermont.com> comes to mind).
Mine is another. CSS Zen Garden and Jeffrey Zeldman's home page are others. The output from Apache Forrest also uses CSS rather than tables......I think. I'd have to check on that to make sure.
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