Did I really say that? Okay, technically, that's true, but it's basic. I've actually recently gotten to the point where I need a good WYSIWYG-ish editor (WYSIWYG on the html stuff, but that also lets you look at the underlying css and javascript in a way that is useful) that supports css, and CSC is too cheap to pay for a DreamWeaver license, so I was going to try Microsoft Expression Web and Quanta Plus from this page. (The Microsoft one because a co-worker used it and recommended it, but I don't have high hopes for it.) You may want to do the same. Sorry, I was a lot less farther along than I thought I was. I may have "sussed" css, but a long way off from getting it, so I've been tasked with just finding something that just takes care of it.