If you were to browse the internet and look at the source code of a few websites, you are most likely to find that table-based layouts are most prevalent. And if any CSS is used, it is often included only to control fonts and colors. So why are we and other developers advocating CSS layouts?

If you own a website, you are well aware of the ongoing costs involved to maintain it. And these can only be exasperated by unexpected costs, such as expensive charges which arise if your website exceeds the bandwidth (or “transfer”) limits of your hosting package. This might seem like a normal consequence of increased traffic, but before you go out and upgrade your web hosting plan, it is a good idea to make sure that your bandwidth is not being stolen.