Table to div convertion tutorials/books

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Table to div convertion tutorials/books

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I've been a <table developer forever. The new hype in <div usage has been pushing me into wanting to use them instead of div's. Since everyone has been learning them (including designers, which is a big surprise), I was wondering where everyone is learning this information on how to use <div tags properly?

CSS has exploded in the past year or so and I want to be part of it. :P
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I learn by doing. The best way for me. :D
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That's what I'm most likely going to do. I just wanted some information on what was what (#nav vs. .nav), etc.
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personally I prefer using classes over id's because I use id's to more easily Javascript things :)
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w3schools are pretty good for things like this too:
http://www.w3schools.com/

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