These are two examples of work-arounds. As we stray further from the HTML standard, fewer users are able to display their Web pages properly. Look for the release of Internet Explorer 6 soon. Both browsers are much more standards-conscious than before. Yes, but it was just a matter of time anyway.
All Web sites have to be revised.
HTML was initially created to identify the structure of a document. The need for style sheets was identified from the beginning. HTML was not seen as providing presentation elements such as colors or columns. Its main focus was on the creation of a document that could be retrieved by a search engine. By marking up the structure, you had the ability to search within the title, headings, or body.