[thelist] accessibility: suggestions/recommendationsforcommercial site and coding standard

> Well in that case.
>
> Go CSS.
>
> The best reason? speed.

totally, the files are so much smaller.

but take a look at the link i included in a previous email and tell me
if a layout like that is even *possible*. i've not seen a full css site
that is that complicated (not to say that the website is overly
complicated, just that all css sites i've seen are very clean and
simple.)

btw, when you say "Go CSS." you mean use <div>'s and css for the layout
and everything else right? avoiding tables and spacer.gif's, except when
used for data?


chris.