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Posted by Beauregard T. Shagnasty on 02/11/07 15:33
tuntis wrote:
> Beauregard T. Shagnasty kirjoitti:
>> tuntis wrote:
>>> Doesn't anybody else think that CSS is way too hard, ESPECIALLY if
>>> you've been building layouts with tables before?
>>
>> Hard? Not in the least; it's quite easy. Different mindset? Yes,
>> definitely.
>>
>> If you stop using WYSIWYG tools, it becomes even easier.
>>
>>> Here, I'll copypaste a rant from my blog (tuntis.net):
>>
>> Nothing new there... all the usual arguments as to "why I want to
>> stay in the 20th century." :-)
>>
> I don't use WYSIWYG tools;
Ok, good for you. Most people who complain about CSS do use them.
> it is much more confusing/just plain confusing to have "z-indexes",
> "absolute positioning" and whatever the else you can invent.
That's the "mindset" part. And training. I use minimal positioning, and
haven't found the need for z-indexes. So far, I haven't needed to
"invent" anything.
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