Yeah, getting the 5/box-3/col set with fixed heights is trivially easy. Try getting 'equal columns' if you don't fix the height, however. That's the challenge. It's been so for many years, and is well known. How to get a table /grid without any table tags, using only css?

What happens is that the columns only go down as far as the content pushes them, much like the old NN not responding to cell/column widths if there wasn't enough text...

I have to agree. The 'FAQ spammers' seem not to have read the very pages to which they link. The question isn't how to zip a file. The question is how to get IIS to serve a zipped file so that the browser will reflate/expand it.

People have to think about what that means. It means that the browser is sending a request not for a file with a zip extension, or gz extension, or whatever, but with a .js extension, say, for javascript. And...

Even worse, you can think of the html as mere content, and present it in any way using javascript and css. If someone pushes a button, and you set it up so that it means present this as an entirely different page, your script can block everything out that had been showing, and put the information from the HTML up in any new way imaginable. All you have to know is what in the document is content, and what kind of content, and what order. You can redraw...