Very cool, if true

CSS still doesn't have the ability to say "make all of these elements the same width, and the widest they need to be" that tables have, though. Which is not a problem for canned examples, but does become a problem when you start getting into i18n territory - translate that form into French and suddenly you need (probably) 30% more room, so if you don't have access to the CSS you're screwed.

I believe there's stuff in CSS that says "display this element as if it were a table cell", but frankly, if you're going to do that, why not just use an actual table? Not to mention that forms like this actually are inherently pretty tabular.