Joseph
Just a little thing. Don't confuse "floats" with "fluid" as they're different things. All the behaviour you seem to be referring to is fluid design, whereby the layout of a page flows with the sizing of the browser.
Note however that it's not really common user practice to constantly size your browser - users will have their preferences on how big they want their browser window and what text size they want and generally leave it at that. Fluid design will ensure that your design work will flow accordingly and fit to what canvas it's been provided with with the beneift of rejigging itself should the user resize.
But fixed sized design is also perfectly valid: A List Apart, Happy Cog and Macromedia sites all look mighty fine with their fixed-width, centered display area design.
Enjoy yourself on this one Joseph - it's a big scary world at first but you'll come to love it...
MOU
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