Hello Everyone!

I'm new here and although I've experimented with CSS a little bit, I consider myself a total novice anyway because I simply don't have a "feel" for CSS. I read a few tutorials, bought two books on CSS (Both Eric Meyer's) and I've created one or two web pages which work, but they're definitely not up to standards.

Anyway, let me get down to the point here. I am currently working on my home page and I've come across a problem which I have difficulty solving. Please take a look at the following page: http://eljefe.cba.pl

I need "sitemast" on top, and that's fine. Then I want the menu on the left and the content to the right of the menu. That works fine as long as I set positioning of "content" to absolute. Should I just create a margin on the left side of "content" because it's right under the menu right now. What I was hoping is that CSS somehow sees the other div objects and I can set their position in reference to each other, but I am utterly confused.

Actually, everything was fine with the absolute positioning set - until I tried to add another <div> with the footer. The footer appeared under "sitemast" Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Pawel