Don't know if this is against rules, but I just made a post about the basics of CSS webpages on my blog. The direct link for the page is: http://20spades.com/css-cookbook-issue-1/ I would love to know your feedback, too. Thanks Guys, Rich
Well, for starters, CSS has been around for nearly a decade; it can be used with tables just fine (it's known as a transitional layout if you're wondering), and you should include the type attribute in your <style> tags for completenes sake. Also, CSS works best with clean, minimal, semantic and valid (X)HTML. It does take some getting used to, but if people can re-learn how to use (X)HTML, they'll be able to use CSS to its fullest capabilities. Oh, and I think O'Reilly Media might take offense at the use of the title "CSS Cookbook" as it is the title of one of their successful Web design/coding books.