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Posted by Rob on 03/22/07 14:03
akennis schreef:
> Hello Group,
>
> I'm trying to adapt from a long time career as a driver developer
> towards one that is more web / html centric. Last week I started
> studying DIV & CSS based layout mechanisms, and it took quite a while
> to understand (even a little).
>
> Today I blogged about my experience with these technologies thus far,
> and would like to confirm if my conculsions are reasonable or not.
>
> Please take a look at:
>
> http://paradigmquest.blogspot.com/2007/03/liquid-css.html
>
> and let me know what is good and what stinks.
>
> Thanks very much,
>
> Albert Kennis
>
There are people around here who know far more about CSS than I do,
but I'm learning.
And one of the things that struck me most, is that it's not about DIVs
and CSS, but about HTML and CSS.
What I mean is:
you don't always need divs to style your pages the way you want to.
A lot of HTML-elements can be used as 'hooks' to hang a css-rule on (I'm
quoting books and articles here), without encasing them in a div.
If you start with proper structure and use the right html-tags
you can do with less divs.
By the way: less divs does not mean no divs.
Rob
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