For years, web developers have used the <table> tag to control page formatting. Even tools like Adobe Dreamweaver has templates that make extensive use of the <table> tag for this purpose. However, the <table> tag was intended for displaying tabular data.

CSS 2.1 gives the web developer great control over the format of the page. Although all the major browsers have slightly different implementations, there are few glaring differences.

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If you have ever tried to purchase a .com domain name lately, you have probably found that the first name you wanted wasn't readily available. You had probably found that the second, third, fourth and many other names were not available.

Recently, 'pizza.com' sold for 2.6 million USD. Last year, 'business.com' sold for 350 million USD. In Great Britain, the domain 'sport.co.uk' sold for £135,000, 'mobile.co.uk' for £120,000  and 'cruises.co.uk' for £560,000. 'Vodka.com' had sold for 3 million USD.