Welcome to the dark ages of CSS3! Where you have extremely emotional documents like this one, instead of programmer specs to follow. Does lining up colons have

Welcome to the dark ages of CSS3! Where you have extremely emotional documents like this one, instead of programmer specs to follow. Does lining up colons have anything to do with anything? Of course not. The reason we're in the dark ages: we have a subset of front-end designers that are extremely emotional because their code is on display for all to see (View Source). So they take it very defensively, even tho most coders worth their salt aren't 'Emotional About Their Code'. Also NEVER use pixels. For devices like the 2048pixel width iPad, your so-called Web 2.0 designs with static bitmaps are old school. In the coming years, all of your graphics will be CSS3 graphics for all header graphics, backgrounds, etc. Bitmap is just too old school for multiple DPI requirements. Currently you have to rely on an emotional HTML/CSS ninja to get anything done. Soon the CSS3 graphics will be beyond 'lining up colons' and be software generated. I can't wait. Maybe then the whining will end.