Classic/static html+css export

Unfortunately i've never really figuerd out all that div-floating margin-and-padding-overlaping css mambo jumbo
I always prefered flash over html+css becouse of its logical visual approach and I even developed my own little news cms and we suppose to live happily ever after but apple crew that all up ;(
is it posible to make nice and clean layout in flash and then convert it to html+css?
with semantics like container symbol -> container div and buttons become functional links?
that would get smile back on my face :/
i would appreciate any help!

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