in reply to YAML-POD to Perl to Web?

Nowadays, layout is done via CSS. You can do pixel-exact layout, or enough of it to keep the artsy-heads quiet. Tables and clear pixel images are soo 20th century.

There even are Perl modules to create CSS files, in the CSS namespace, if you want to create special CSS for different browsers.

Take a look at the CSS Zen Garden for some inspiration of what can be done with CSS. The HTML page stays the same, only the CSS file changes.

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Re: Re: YAML-POD to Perl to Web?
by synistar (Pilgrim) on Feb 25, 2004 at 16:35 UTC

    I agree. CSS has already solved the problem

    And another good CSS resource to look at is the CSS-discuss Wiki site

    It has quite a lot of advice and examples.

Re: Re: YAML-POD to Perl to Web?
by rje (Deacon) on Apr 06, 2004 at 20:56 UTC
    That is simply a beautiful site. I never knew how amazingly flexible CSS is. Thanks for the link!

    ...in fact, it looks like the CSS is very similar to YAML...