Now that 2009 is almost over, I am please to announce the publication of Fractal CSS Design, a paper that introduces a technique for generating CSS layout patterns based on fractal theory. Applications to the design of Web pages are presented. The technique introduced allows one to create tableless layouts.
While the concept of using CSS rules for emulating HTML table layouts is not new and is well documented, the main difference between our approach with other solutions is that ours is purely algorithmic and based on fractal theory; i.e., it is result of defining a small set of CSS rules for individual motifs, iterating these, and using the resultant fractal layouts as building blocks for larger layouts, which frequently turn out to be multifractals.
I will elaborate more on this in the IR Watch Newsletter.
IR Thoughts 
very informative post regarding to css design
Hi, there:
Thank you. You’re welcome to read the two articles on the topic at http://www.miislita.com
There are two more articles coming. One is on the use of Web page layouts for generating fractal art. The other delves on CSS for creating classic fractals as shown in many books on the topic.
i am looking forward to both articles especially CSS for creating classic fractals thank you so much
Thanks.
It will be available at this sub-site within Mi Islita:
http://www.miislita.com/fractals/index.html
You will find that link quite relevant.