Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 10/01/00 11:47

Jose wrote:
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> And as far as I can read and see, CSS is not ready for prime time.
> Although the intent of separating structure and presentation is
> laudable, CSS seems to break too easily. I admit my perception may be
> incorrect, but whenever things don't "work right" (presentation wise),
> if I view source, I see CSS. Things didn't used to break in that manner
> before.

I disagree, things broke horribly in the 4x browser age with proprietary
markup. CSS works quite well on the whole, most times it just improperly
applied. Of course the old OS component that attempts to be a web has
its issues but we can always be hopeful.


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Jonathan
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