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There's nothing sloppy about it!
It changes the presentation of HTML markup, which, given a few changes, has remained pretty much the same since 1999.
Your approach to the web (and most peoples on here it seems) is to think about it in terms of a design tool. It isn't. It's structural markup. It's hierarchy. It's a relative of XML. It was developed by programmers, for programmers, for consistent communication of data. The ONLY time it fails, is when you approach it with a set of "real-world" rules in your head. You want it to play nicely with Adobe CS3, you want it to be easy, you short-cuts and plenty of them because you can't be bothered to understand how or why the tools work as they do. You seriously need to change your approach.
The fault, is with you rafalski, johnnnnyh, ismith. Learn the how's and why's, and you will not have ANY problems building that which you realise.