Zen Garden

The CSS Zen Garden is a showcase intended to let graphic artists apply their own designs to the same, properly structured, HTML file simply by loading a different CSS file. It is also an great way to show designers that CSS-based layout will let you do much more than old-skool HTML-hacking.

• May 10, 2003
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