Originally Posted by asl

CSS and MGPs don't match at all ;)

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

Tables are for newbs. And make life hell :mad:

100% CSS

Originally Posted by sixxxthsense

its okay boys he thinks he's L33T!!!!! :1orglaugh

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

troll :upsidedow

Originally Posted by sixxxthsense

you got me, with your pistol shot me shot me. :thumbsup

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

jesus man. hook me up with your dealer :helpme

Originally Posted by sixxxthsense

its just a natural high man!

Originally Posted by fetishblog

Opera 8.5, Firefox 1.5, and IE 6.x all support varying levels of CSS. I bet any site you design using solely CSS will look different under every browser. Now with that said, every browser supports tables. :)

Originally Posted by Nilsy42

So, honey bunny, you like it smooth....

All that's just design... Nothing in the CSS can't be made using normal stuff as I see it.
Everysingle piece of graphic content must be made somewhere, for example in Photoshop, and then saved somewhere, to be linked into the Site Page.
Whether that's done through CSS or regular HTML or whatever doesn't change the saved file.

The only thing so far that speaks in favour of the CSS, is as the Sperminator says, Dynamic content alterations.

I agree though, the designs used on those examples were very calm and tidy.

Originally Posted by Elli

I'm going to pretend you calling me "honey bunny" wasn't condescending.

CSS is an internet standard that is keeping with the times, and makes changing the look of a site a snap. So it means my future updates will be super easy. That's enough of a temptation for me to look into it and get myself current. That and tables are a bloody headache to decipher from code.

Originally Posted by scrm

Sperminator you have no clue about design, so shut the fuck up. Tables are not for noobs. Tables + CSS = perfect design. Please try 100% CSS & div-based design on older versions of browsers like many users working with and tell me what you see. Nothing? Yeah.

Originally Posted by Nilsy42

Just kidding!
I agree, and will be digging more into CSS myself. I wasn't aware that it could be used so global as those designs showed.
So far I've only used CSS for texts and colour scheme stuff, but never on design stuff.

Originally Posted by Elli

Good luck with your coding. :)

And I would advise not to call women pet names unless you already have their consent.

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

sweetie pie :upsidedow

Originally Posted by Elli

sweetiemuffincakes

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

snuggle bunny bunches :1orglaugh

Originally Posted by Nilsy42

Is this a threesome, or you guys gonna get a room without me? :disgust

Originally Posted by Elli

No, you can come too, Mr. Sexy Stuff.

Originally Posted by SPeRMiNaToR

hmmm....i guess he can join in the fun...ain't nuthin goin in my ass though :2 cents:

Originally Posted by Elli

No, you can come too, Mr. Sexy Stuff.

Originally Posted by Chio The Pirate

YARGH! For a good example of table less design, and how css can be used to completely alter a site in seconds go to www.csszengarden.com

Every one of those examples uses the same html. Only the css changes.

Check out what's being done with css2. Mind blowing stuff.