CSS zen garden worked because you had people writing different styles for a single HTML document. How would you write styles for every site? Sure CSS does colors, but it also does a lot of other stuff that isn't easily transferrable between websites.
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CSS zen garden worked because you had people writing different styles for a single HTML document. How would you write styles for every site? Sure CSS does colors, but it also does a lot of other stuff that isn't easily transferrable between websites.
HTML that uses sane markup, ids and classes goes along way towards making CSS skinnable.
Look at classless style sheets. They can only go so far. Don't think you want every site looking like one of those barebones things.
They are cool, but I do think there is value to class-light pages.