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The basic method
OK. Have I got this right?
Every site should have a #container, which is an all-encompassing container (obviously) of all the content on the page. Then inside this container you put sub containers, which hold more specific items in certain ways. You then structure your code thus and just put the content inside: <div> #container <div> #sub1 <div> #sub2 </div> </div> </div> ------------------------------NOTE: I had indented all this but the forum has not allowed it. Next thing is - on my site I have various things that are constant across the whole site. In your CSS you put things like images as bground. Can I do the same with my menubar, which is a Flash movie? Or do I just have to put this within the 1st sub container on every page? And cos all my headers are different on each page I have to stick em in inside the main container individually? Thanks. Last edited by timmytots; Nov 25th, 2005 at 20:35. |
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