can you show an example? most sites with pure CSS layouts must have the HTML elements ordered specifically, otherwise it breaks, due to the limitations of CSS.
the best way to customize sites in a client is with something like greasemonkey, where you can use javascript to manipulate the page. you can do it with just css too of course (like stylish) but usually that's limited to just changing the sizes, colors and visibility of things.
the best way to customize sites in a client is with something like greasemonkey, where you can use javascript to manipulate the page. you can do it with just css too of course (like stylish) but usually that's limited to just changing the sizes, colors and visibility of things.