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I've been doing web programming from 1999 to 2004 and it looks like a lot has changed. The layout is no longer done with tables, but with DIVs, etc...

I am looking for a tutorial that combines CSS and HTML and DIVs, etc... and teaches you how to layout a page.

I don't want a tutorial that focuses on a specific one technology, but more of a holistic approach. And for whatever reason I am not find that at all.

+1  A: 

Have you looked at w3schools Online Web Tutorials?

Jay Riggs
The out of date ones that are littered with errors and examples of terrible practices?
David Dorward
+4  A: 

I like w3schools because it has these "try it" boxes where you can see what happens instantly. It's very helpful.

Kinopiko
W3schools teaches anything but proper CSS layout. Their site is done with tables, for god's sake.
Javier Badia
Just to clarify, I wasn't suggesting looking at the source code of that site but the tutorials they offer.
Kinopiko
+2  A: 

I really recommend this one by Matthew James. It's very clean, descriptive and follows all the standards

DroidIn.net
+6  A: 

If you're up for buying or borrowing a book, I would suggest Designing With Web Standards by Jeffrey Zeldman.

I would also highly suggest Zeldman's A List Apart for articles, particularly the Code:CSS and Code:HTML and XHTML sections to cover what you're looking for. There's a lot to learn; a few good articles to start with might be:

nselikoff
A List Apart is indeed one of the best!
DroidIn.net
Feel free to post the links when you've earned enough points.
AngryHacker
+lots for A List Apart.
ceejayoz
I would have never survived the "Tables are evil" transition without A List Apart.
Jim Leonardo
+1  A: 

The Opera WSC is good. HTML Dog isn't bad either.

David Dorward