Since IE 7 went live last month (the English localization started going out over automatic update from mid-November) and with Windows Vista poised for general roll-out, you might find Pete LePage’s blog posting useful.

On 20th November Microsoft quietly released the 1.0 version of their ASP.NET CSS Friendly Control Adapters. A rather nifty set of extensions to ASP.NET bundled together in the form of a series of C# and VB project templates in a .vsi file. The adapters modify the HTML output that ASP.NET creates by default when rendering markup for server-side controls. More specifically, it removes ASP.NET’s use of the <table> tag and replaces it with the much more CSS- (and user-) friendly alternative of nested <ul> tags which make the output of your server-side controls both easier to style and much more accessible to users with screen-readers or limited browsing capabilities.*