Dev + CCS + Me !?
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- waynepixel
So I am moving from table to dev Layout and i need someone's help Please.
Could some kind person on NT, Email me a page they have designed with DEV and CCS so I can get an idear what is going on.
I have a training CD but it is more about CCS then it is DEV layout design.
If anyone could help, please let me now.
Thanks.
- jon_0
i assume you mean div rather than dev for layer/css layouts
based on this assumption, here are some useful sites ( all these links were stolen from eric meyer's css/edge page http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/css… )
http://www.thenoodleincident.com…
- waynepixel0
Hi jon_
Thanks for the linls.
- waynepixel0
The thing about these tutorials is that it all seem to be on the basic side for DIV tag layout design.
It give me no Idea how people are really working with Div Tag layouts.
Are people using Div layouts with table.
Are people laying-out a lot of div tag and using them like table.
Are people putting tables into DIV tag and using it like that.
That is why I am asking someone here to mail me a working page so I can get a idea how it is all working to-gather.
Anyone. Please help.
- jon_0
the css zen garden is worth a deeper look as it is complex content restyled using css alone, if you look there are many different layouts for it, but all that changes is the stylesheet.
in response to one of your question about tables and css layouts it is better not to use tables other than to show tabular data from an accessibility point of view, this is more important when dealing with commercial and corporate sites
in addition here is an example page from a site i did the layout for that uses css for pretty much all of the layout, it's a couple of years old now, but should still be useful to you
http://www.cis.co.uk/pages/conta…
- SF20
I suggest you buy Eric Meyer's book.
The use of CSS/XHTML basically gives you a very flexible and efficient method of laying out a page, and it leaves tables to be used for what they were intended for (to be used as tables, not the basis of a web pages structure)
so basically, CSS/XHTML doesnt mean the death of tables because and are two entirely different things.
hmmm... i dont think i've made sense there...
- SF20
so basically, CSS/XHTML doesnt mean the death of tables because THEY are two entirely different things.
- waynepixel0
thanks for you help :)