Happy new year to list members!<br><br>Now a question. While fighting with subtle, but hard, formatting questions, mainly found into our source &quot;border of chaos&quot; (t.i. the end of a nsPage page), I found that many from them can be solved with html/css  code; and I&#39;m using more and more explicit html tags into pages, to test them and to build user-friendly templates after a thorough testing.<br>
<br>My question is: why precisely the use of explicit html/css tags is discouraged, in favour of templates? Is there some server issue, or is it simply a matter of &quot;user-friendly&quot; code politics?  I guess, that many users will get lots of advantages, if they could use more largely html/css, and if they would be encouraged to go deeper and depper into html/css language studying excellent tutorials as those of w3c schools.<br>
<br>Alex brollo<br>