i really need a simple CSS and DIV layout. I know some stuff about CSS but nothing about DIV. i want a basice site with a easy menu bar at the top a left side bar and a content area. just a simpel design. right now i am using tables.
thanks bryce
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.modfreaks.web1000.com...and?You">www.modfreaks.web1000.com...and?You</a><!-- w --> might want to check out the Layout-o-matic:
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Adami tired that layout o matic but i couldnt quite figure it out, i got some thing close but the hieghts ect were like messed up it was easy to use but not efectiveAre you looking for a sort of hybrid between these two perhaps?
I'll mash them together if you want but if you want to have a go I won't stop you. The layout on index.html is in use on two web-sites that I made (yes, it's just that good
). the layout on index2.html was originally an entire page that I made for someone. They are both completely cross-browser and use XHTML and CSS 2.
inde.html is also a fluid layout, the width of the centre section is set by having a 28% left and right margins. The side-bars will always be 10px away from the edge of the screen. You can quite easily remove a side-bar, header or footer. But if you remove a side-bar then remember to remove the relevant code in the styles so that the centre section expands to fill the empty space left behind.Try this site. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage">http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage</a><!-- m -->
Look under the Using header and the CSS Layouts section right below that. They have 2-3 column layouts there. Good examples.www.bluerobot.com all the way, it has 2 methods of centering and a left nav, right nav, and the col layout. They are all very rudimentary but are good frameworkds for a more intricate layout, and they will teach some good methodology.thanks guys i will view all of the things before i decide i liek the bluerobot layouts
thanks bryce
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.modfreaks.web1000.com...and?You">www.modfreaks.web1000.com...and?You</a><!-- w --> might want to check out the Layout-o-matic:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.inknoise.com/experimental/layoutomatic.php">http://www.inknoise.com/experimental/layoutomatic.php</a><!-- m -->
Adami tired that layout o matic but i couldnt quite figure it out, i got some thing close but the hieghts ect were like messed up it was easy to use but not efectiveAre you looking for a sort of hybrid between these two perhaps?
I'll mash them together if you want but if you want to have a go I won't stop you. The layout on index.html is in use on two web-sites that I made (yes, it's just that good
). the layout on index2.html was originally an entire page that I made for someone. They are both completely cross-browser and use XHTML and CSS 2.inde.html is also a fluid layout, the width of the centre section is set by having a 28% left and right margins. The side-bars will always be 10px away from the edge of the screen. You can quite easily remove a side-bar, header or footer. But if you remove a side-bar then remember to remove the relevant code in the styles so that the centre section expands to fill the empty space left behind.Try this site. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage">http://css-discuss.incutio.com/?page=FrontPage</a><!-- m -->
Look under the Using header and the CSS Layouts section right below that. They have 2-3 column layouts there. Good examples.www.bluerobot.com all the way, it has 2 methods of centering and a left nav, right nav, and the col layout. They are all very rudimentary but are good frameworkds for a more intricate layout, and they will teach some good methodology.thanks guys i will view all of the things before i decide i liek the bluerobot layouts