I've done CSS for output in the past. IMO, it's very easy. Think of it like setting properties for a class. "Instances" refer to the CSS class they are and inherit/reflect those properties without you having to set the HTML formatting at the exact spots they're actually used.
I wondered if CSS would stand the test of time or fade away like so many other technologies.
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On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 15:16:54 -0500, "Stephen Russell" <srussell At lotmate .D.O.T com> wrote:
> http://csszengarden.com/
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> This is a great site on seeing how a CSS can affect your output. I'm
> going in for more of this in outputting data that can be confused as a
> report.
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> Stephen Russell
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