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dreamweaver training for - Css positioning, tables
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Reply Fri 15 Dec 2006, 08:12Delegate Marlon said...
Marlon has attended:
Dreamweaver MX Intermediate course
Css positioning, tables
Hi,
Could you run the basics of laying out a web page through css postioning?
Gary the trainer did say to use a table then use css but we didn't get a chance to run through this.
Thanks
Marlon
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RE: css positioning, tables
Hi Marlon
The answer to your question is yes you can. Currently there are two options for you to use. The first is to use the CSS for nearly everthing, i.e. creating and positioning of tables etc and to contain the styles themselves. The second option is just to use the CSS for the style of the document. More and more people are now using the CSS for as much as possible. But it is personal choice.
The advantage of doing everything in the CSS is it makes it much more browser friendly. At this stage, I believe that it is down to you what method you use, but if your are capable of doing it, I would advise to do as much as possible through the CSS.
Hope this helps
David
RE: css positioning, tables
Marlon,
There's a good resource here.
Regards, Rich
Reply Wed 28 Mar 2007, 10:41Delegate Marlon said...
RE: css positioning, tables
Thanks Rich
Marlon
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