Wired has done something very few big sites have the balls to do: abandon tables in favour of an all CSS-based layout (that even includes a text resizing widget).

I’ve long been a big fan of these folks, but this is absolutely fantastic.

Eric A. Meyer interviews the “brains and primary driving force” behind Wired’s redesign for DevEdge. Some great insight.

Following on the heels of Wired’s redesign, Steve Champeon has a piece on Webmonkey about the “secret life of markup.” Oft forgotten is the fact that HTML (et al.) provides the good “bone structure” that makes CSS-enhanced pages so attractive.

And from Zeldman, something Web developers should always keep in mind: “do not confuse fundamentalism with evangelism, or necessarily equate lack of compliance with lack of care.”

In lieu of a FAQ, css-discuss has just launched a publicly available Wiki filled with all sorts of useful tips. Of course, this site has its own list of CSS tips, too.