[css-d] Can CSS get me out of the stone age?

If you click on the link below and then look at the source code, you will see a tremendous amount of duplicate antiquated html coding that I am sure could be coded much more efficiently using CSS. http://www.coastalind.com/ciordersample.html Does anyone have any suggested CSS coding that would

[css-d] Out of the stone age

I feel like I am working from the stone age. I have a legacy custom Cobol application running on SCO Unix and I have built a basic, although very in-efficient, web order application. If you click on the link below, you will see that I have a simple order form that will allow the customer to se

[css-d] More new to css questions

Ok, I am beginning to warm up to using div's, but perhaps I am being impatient. I was using tables to line up 4 "sections" horizontally, with sections 2, 3, and 4, each containing a form. How do you do that with div? Check this out for a good laugh (or cry?)... http://www.coastalind.com/test

Re: [css-d] New to css

Thanks, Tim, that did the trick and put me on the right track. Now, if I could only decide is tables are really all that evil! Thanks, Scott -Original Message- From: Climis, Tim [mailto:tcli...@indiana.edu] Sent: Monday, March 29, 2010 2:29 PM To: Lineberger, Scott Cc: '

[css-d] New to css

Hi, Quite new to css coding, so these questions may seem rather basic. If you click on the link below, you see the beginnings of a customer self-management page that I am developing. I want to: 1)Experiment with left/center/right alignments of the "legend" headings and the buttons; 2)