Dosuchin wrote:

>Note that when the CSS3 [1] is released, it seems that a Multi-column
>Layout Module [2] will be implemented, thereby nullifying your
>proposal. CSS3 seems a very large step to climb to some, but it is a
>step in the right direction. Also note that both BORDER and WIDTH are
>deprecated due to the fact that CSS2.1 [3], the most current
>Recommendation, can control those presentational aspects, among
>others.
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>Just trying to get you caught back up with modern standards. ;-)
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>[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-roadmap/  - A lot of this just leads back
>to CSS2 standards which are already in place and being used. Only the
>things new in CSS3 have a link to their respective CSS3 pages. I hope
>I explained that well enough... ( - _ -' )
>[2] http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-multicol/ 
>[3] http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/ 
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As a further note, the WhatWG are working towards an HTML 5.0 spec.

www.whatWG.org I believe is the address.

~Justin Wood