> Ok, do you seriously not understand what it means to not want every website you come across to look the same? Yes. Does you get annoyed that most books have

> Ok, do you seriously not understand what it means to not want every website you come across to look the same? Yes. Does you get annoyed that most books have the same formatting - a style you didn't get to choose? My mother absolutely loves her kindle, because it let her do exactly what I'm talking about and apply a font that she can actually read to all books. > how can 1 design or style even work for the entire range of websites and web apps? Of course not. That's why HTML let you specify styling to override the default stylesheet in the cases when it is important. More importantly, I never said anything about not styling your pages, nor did I claim one style should apply to ll pages on the internet. I replied to a post complaining about the DEFAULT STYLE. I suggested that it is the responsibility of the client to render that style as they like. How, exactly, does this get in the way of your ability to apply formatting?