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Posted by Cerebral Believer on 11/26/00 11:55
"Beauregard T. Shagnasty" <a.nony.mous@example.invalid> wrote in message
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> Cerebral Believer wrote:
>
>> I have chosen to make a basic template for a website I am creating,
>> using a seriries of tables to control the layout of the page. I have
>> an overall "global" 4rows x 5columns table, arranged basically into 3
>> columns for content, with two columns used as "spacers" between the
>> text in the main panel and the left panel and right panel elements
>> either side of it on on the page, as shown approximately below:
>
> Looks like you want a three column with footer. Look, no tables, and no
> spacers necessary:
> http://benmeadowcroft.com/webdev/csstemplates/3-column-with-footer.html
Beauregard,
I like the way the page you referenced works. I am a relative beginner in
this, and am wondering how I can achieve exactly the same effects using CSS
to format pages, rather than tables - if that makes any sense. I mean, if I
have several objects on a page each holding text/images etc, and someone
resizes text in their browser, or resizes their browser window, how can I
form my HTML & CSS to ensure that the objects resize and move in proportion
and relatively? Using a table, this is fairly easy as long as the
formatting isn't complicated, but then using <div> & CSS I assume, it all
seems a lot more difficult, especially if yo uhave to code for several
browsers because on incosistent interpretation of the code.
Regards,
C.B.
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