Back to css, I have never worked with both css2 or 3(?) aren't there any kind of improvements regarding how they work from a designers view?
I haven't worked enough with either to give a definite answer but CSS2 includes support for "display: table" which allows you to make DIVs behave like TD tags, which makes a lot more sense from a designer's point of view, and doesn't break semantic classification. It still isn't a "fix" as the CSS visual formatting model is inherently flawed in its implementation and I'd rather see a total overhaul though I consider that happening very unlikely. :)
Back to css, I have never
Back to css, I have never worked with both css2 or 3(?) aren't there any kind of improvements regarding how they work from a designers view?
I haven't worked enough with either to give a definite answer but CSS2 includes support for "display: table" which allows you to make DIVs behave like TD tags, which makes a lot more sense from a designer's point of view, and doesn't break semantic classification. It still isn't a "fix" as the CSS visual formatting model is inherently flawed in its implementation and I'd rather see a total overhaul though I consider that happening very unlikely. :)