Hey all,OK, been training myself on CSS, figured out some things along the way. When I did my first web sites, I started out sloppy then discovered using divs to keep everything fairly organized. In fact I was pretty proud of myself for having discovered divs layouts on my own. Soon after that I read things about CSS and figured that was the way to go. Just didn't have time then.So here's my deli-ma. I just figured out how to use class's, id's and spanning and am slowing getting away from my divs. On top of that, I can globally edit the pages now, or even just globally edit certain sections. WAY COOL!OK, lets say I need multiple paragraphs on the same page. I can format all the paragraphs and keep them nice a cozy with span calls rather than divs. But in order to put the paragraph spans where I want, I have to use position styling inline with the paragraph. Basically I'm making spanned paragraph boxes with just the positioning styling inline. The rest of the styling is done with CSS.Example:<p id="Paragraph1" style="position: absolute; z-index: 10; width: 500px; height: 200px; left: 248px; top: 183px;">Surrender all your Divs.</p>So am I going about location wrong? Even though it works, I don't want to spend 2 months recoding this to find out there's a more effective way.I'm not asking form some one to post some code for me. If I'm going about this wrong, give me some clues as to what commands and syntax I should be looking at.BTW. In 27 lines of code on my HTML page using CSS, it's unbelievable how much content is on the page for only 27 lines. CSS is indeed handy!Thanks a bunch