I don't find it hard at all. ;) I use it every day. I try and do the
majority of our stuff using CSS - I just DO NOT do tableless designs.

And I'll try that CSS on the height thing. That's the only thing keeping
us from HTML 4.01 compliancy on w3c.
I actually didn't realize it could be done. To be truthful - I didn't
look to see if I could specify height in CSS.

And I told you snob was meant in a loving manner :P

Someday next year - after all our new technology is polished off - we
might start dedicating some time to tableless designs. In the meantime -
gotta keep the roof over our head. :D

ALSO we rely heavily on ActivEdit's WYSIWYG for the customer's to update
their content - and that's about as compliant as a doorstop. Hopefully
by next year they will improve the code that thing generates.

On a related note - whilst our forms are accessible - many of our sites
need some work on the Bobby front. That's a project for later in the
year. That comes first, along with language versions, before we even
consider making a move on tableless designs.

Cheers,
Erika

>>| -----Original Message-----
>>| From: Sandy Clark
>>|
>>| Well most actually all my sites except for my blog are
>>| behind firewalls.  
>>|  
>>| I don't know whether I would call myself a snob, but I have
>>| made it a commitment to drag all my cf family into the 21st
>>| century via web standards, css and accessibility which is
>>| why I nag you all so much.
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