Why do I bother?

So I decided to be a good little web-coder and replace my nested tables (insert hiss) with divisions and css (insert cheers).

The table layout shall remain for the forseeable future.

( Why, you ask? )

In conclusion, tables are not dead. Code-snobs can stick that in their pipes and smoke it.

Edit: Four hours after I started, I've fixed the horizonal alignment problem. The vertical one still sucks donkey dicks.

Edit2: Four hours after that, everything seems to be working correctly. Swear to god if adding in the actual content of any of the pages breaks it, I'm just calling it quits.

This is supposed to be the wave of the future? Clearly, in the future, J.Q. Public will be hiring webdesigners rather than doing his/her own. Which I suppose is what they want.

Why do I bother?

So I decided to be a good little web-coder and replace my nested tables (insert hiss) with divisions and css (insert cheers).

The table layout shall remain for the forseeable future.

( Why, you ask? )

In conclusion, tables are not dead. Code-snobs can stick that in their pipes and smoke it.

Edit: Four hours after I started, I've fixed the horizonal alignment problem. The vertical one still sucks donkey dicks.

Edit2: Four hours after that, everything seems to be working correctly. Swear to god if adding in the actual content of any of the pages breaks it, I'm just calling it quits.

This is supposed to be the wave of the future? Clearly, in the future, J.Q. Public will be hiring webdesigners rather than doing his/her own. Which I suppose is what they want.