A demonstration site might be proud to display this break through feature: "Look! This section is formatted through CSS, and not through a table!". Like many web designers have discovered, once you start to implement an actual website for real (eg. for a client), quickly some problems start to appear, and you find yourself lost in a gobbledygook of "absolute" this and "relative" that. Things get very frustrating when the text falls off the right or bottom edge of a 'div'. Different browsers "shrink wrap" div contents to a smaller size than intended.
This website for instance, was first attempted with CSS instead of a table. It was an utter nightmare trying to get the page to span the full height of the browser window. Text and graphics were rolling of the edge. Eventually, I got fed up, and created a little 5 by 3 table, and Bob was my Uncle again. This site does heavily rely on CSS, but not for the main layout.
