Iframes ? Panels ? ...i m using asp.net 2.0
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View/Source MSDN and have a look for yourself?
Be prepared though: things like this will make any self-respecting HTML designer weep in frustration.
<table>
<tr>
<td class="alt">
<p>
<a onclick="javascript:..." href="...">...</a>
<br />
Lorem ipsum...
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>Tsk, tsk, one-row, one-cell tables...
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JChung2006 wrote:View/Source MSDN and have a look for yourself?
Be prepared though: things like this will make any self-respecting HTML designer weep in frustration.
<table>
<tr>
<td class="alt">
<p>
<a onclick="javascript:..." href="...">...</a>
<br />
Lorem ipsum...
</p>
</td>
</tr>
</table>Tsk, tsk, one-row, one-cell tables...
I'm going to have to find a decent book on design. I'm a table monkey at the moment and I'm sure people like you and W3bbo have a much better grasp on layout.
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Tables are fine for tabular data and for grid layouts, because HTML and CSS is all forked up when you have to deal with cross-browser compatibility.
Please though, no more one-row, one-cell tables. -
40 CSS Layouts
This is an excellent starting point that explain how to achieve 40 of the most popular web page layouts. Two and Three column fixed, liquid, etc.
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