Hvis man har eksperimenteret med web-layout implementeret i ren css (uden tabeller til at styre layout), så løber man let ind i situationer hvor man er tilbøjelig til at ordne indholdet i sin (x)html-kode i en anden rækkefølge end man umiddelbart finder logisk. På A List Apart har Ryan Brill skrevet en artikel om "liquid layouts with negative margins", som demonstrerer hvordan man kontrollere sit layout uden at bytte om på rækkefølgen af indholdet i (x)html koden. Har ikke selv prøvet at lege med hans teknikker, men det ser bestemt interessant ud.

Link:
Creating Liquid Layouts with Negative Margins

 

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