We all know what HTML stands for We all know what it is used for. So what is the problem of: a) Making a page look nice, b) Make a site easy to navigate, c) Getting the point across in a friendly manner? You flame people for asking design advice i admit, this isn't a Web design mailing list. I don't understand the problem that a lot of people have on this list. Imagine www.Suse.de and its sister sites looking like a directory listing, and then looking at another site which has been designed well. I wouldn't go back to Suse.de if I could avoid it. So, when people ask what fonts are best used when trying to cater for both Linux and other OSes - go easy on them and don't give them lectures on "html is for content only". WE KNOW THIS but it allows a standard <font> tag and <table> and <img src> tags. To me, this says don't be boring and do web sites that have been designed in a bedroom by a spotty 13 year old. And I think it has been drummed in that CSS is the design layer of HTML coding. Yes, don't be lazy and expect DreamWeaver to do everything for you - but don't forget ANY GUI tool's main purposes: TO MAKE LIFE EASIER FOR USERS TO GET THINGS DONE QUICKER So stop flaming people for asking for help as to what page will look good on a Linux machine, in particular Netscape. Kev -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/Support/Doku/FAQ/