I’ve been searching all over the Internet to figure out how to use div and p tags as the sole form of layout. My dream is to one day banish tables from all of my HTML. So far it doesn’t look like this is possible. Most of what I see pertains to CSS2, which MSIE does not support and Mozilla only supports partially. Does anyone out there have any possible solutions? My dream is to have my pages consist of solely the div, p, and a tags with a few abbr tags here and there. If you do have solutions or insight please email me.

I migrated to XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS 1.0. The good news is that the actual site is fully compliant. I have yet to migrate all of my news postings and I may not ever get to that. But I do have a few pointers. First off a brief explanation on how to get &’s to validate as XHTML. Next you will want to install ZVON’s CSS and XHTML reference bars for Mozilla. Before you do that you might want to migrate to my browser of choice, Mozilla. If you’re not sure why you would want to do that you should read 101 things Mozilla can do that IE can’t. I have yet to migrate to my link management tool, but I plan on doing that soon. Also coming soon will be an RSS feed, search, and maybe the photo albums again. I may just link to iPhoto albums or something simple like that since I have WebDAV working on my server now.

Yes it’s taken me entirely way to long to join the 21st century. But, as far as I know, my website, for the most part, renders fine all the way back into Navigator 3.x series. I’m working on Version 5, yes I said five, of this site as we speak. The problem with moving to CSS is that I have to go through and migrate all of my anchor tags to include class definitions. I also have to do the same for other HTML present in my news postings (which is pretty much all of them). Considering I have 600’ish postings this will be quite an undertaking.