Literally? I don't think so. CSS has very weak layout capabilities. CSS has weak typography. CSS has weak colour system support. In each case, this is partl

Literally? I don't think so. CSS has very weak layout capabilities. CSS has weak typography. CSS has weak colour system support. In each case, this is partly due to limitations in the underlying model, but also partly due to having limited syntax. In each case CSS3 modules may improve things somewhat if and when they are widely supported, but even the best proposals there aren't even close to the power of a good DTP tool or the control of a native application. When the web is trying to take over from both, CSS isn't a good tool, it's just the best we've got right now.