I don't think stylesheets are one iota better than FONT or CENTER tags. Sure, the world could be a lot better, but it isn't. The vast majority of the sites that use stylesheets use style sheets in such a way that without the stylesheet, the page becomes incomprehensible.

Really, what's the difference between replacing an h1 header with:

<p align = "center"><font size = +3 color = "green"> <b>This is a header</b></font>
and replacing an h1 header with:
<style> p.woof {text-align: center; font-size: 150%; color: green; font-weight: bold;} </style> <p class = "woof">This is a header
It still doesn't degrade gracefully.

In reply to Re: Your kung fu is excellent but what about... by Anonymous Monk
in thread Your kung fu is excellent but what about... by Your Mother

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