The Breakdown of Modern Web Design

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    lol, so true ... except, CSS can really be used instead of tables. Just make DIV tags with "display:block;position:absolute" style, and place them whereever you want ("z-index: (number)" is for overlaying). It's pretty easy, actually. And works in IE (if you use "position:absolute" instead of "position:fixed").

    IE has a cool feature called "download behaviors" that is similar to AJAX. I used it alot before AJAX was known. And AJAX is simply JavaScript with XMLHttpRequest. There are some quirks associated with XMLHttpRequest, but there's common code to work around them.
     
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    yes CSS should absolutely be used in place of any tables :)
    I try not to use IE :p
     

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