CSS zen garden is a testiment of the robustness of CSS and a reward for writing flexible xhtml code.
Personally: I recently built an ecommerce toolkit that can incorporate virtually any design I've encountered, regardless of the amount of columns due to the methods I have just described. I dont have to modify the XHTML code. Remarkably, if they need to be centered, they'll center in IE. All thanks to CSS. Combined with a flexible PHP-driven ecommerce toolkit (using smarty), my development cycles consist of graphically designing a site, drawing out a CSS stylesheet, and uploading my code. A good 1-4 hours per client.
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CSS zen garden is a testiment of the robustness of CSS and a reward for writing flexible xhtml code.
Personally: I recently built an ecommerce toolkit that can incorporate virtually any design I've encountered, regardless of the amount of columns due to the methods I have just described. I dont have to modify the XHTML code. Remarkably, if they need to be centered, they'll center in IE. All thanks to CSS. Combined with a flexible PHP-driven ecommerce toolkit (using smarty), my development cycles consist of graphically designing a site, drawing out a CSS stylesheet, and uploading my code. A good 1-4 hours per client.