Planning Structural HTML
Virginia DeBolt’s Planning Structural HTML is a great introduction to structural HTML and how it helps preparing a document for CSS styling.
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Ouch, an article advocating structural HTML with all CSS layout hosted on a website that isn't structural at all. Except for the article the whole page uses tables for layout. The page even has an unforgiving error : check the source, especially at the end of the article. Indeed, what's those and doing there in the middle of the webpage? Virginia Debolt should have chosen a host which uses the ideas she's trying to teach us.
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