I want to reemphasize the necessity for pages to have Valid HTML/XHTML before applying Style Sheets. All pages should be run through a reliable HTML/XHTML Validator and invalid code (tags) corrected. In addition, XHTML pages should be run through an XML syntax checker -- just to be sure they are well formed.
I provide links to recommended Validators (ones that utilize correct Document Type Definitions - DTDs) and the O'Reilly XML Syntax checker on my Validating, Checking and Analyzing page ....
http://www.brazilcacticult.org/wf3.htm ..... the WDG (Web Design Group) Validator is particularly useful for it provides batch Validation of entire Web Sites at one fell swoop.
For those interested in what is "coming down the Pike" in CSS, visit the W3C CSS3 Working Draft page at .....
http://www.w3.org/TR/2001/WD-css3-roadmap-20010406/ In reply to Allen .....
I will be glad to assist.
James
Tools for Web Page Authors:
http://www.brazilcacticult.org/wf.htm What is Accessibility all about?
http://www.brazilcacticult.org/wf4.htm ~ Validated XHTML 1.1 & CSS2 (Cascading Style Sheets)
~ Accessible to People with Disabilities