If you think that it works poorly you are welcome to improve it:) The testimony of the web provides the answer to the fact that HTML and CSS works. You can rea

If you think that it works poorly you are welcome to improve it:) The testimony of the web provides the answer to the fact that HTML and CSS works. You can read Håkon Wium Lie's PhD thesis as to the reasoning behind CSS. http://people.opera.com/howcome/2006/phd/ http://people.opera.com/howcome/2006/phd/ and make your own mind if it is POOP or not. IMHO it has a very good basis and also provides an architecture for improvements. Pretty much similar to Knuth's TeX. I personally find no difficulty in using CSS! I think it is the smallest of the head-aches that a web developer faces. really a non-issue.