[thelist] XHTML and CSS
Chris Marsh
chris at ecleanuk.com
Thu Sep 18 09:43:55 CDT 2003
Dear all
I have a website design that consists of the following component parts:
+-------------------------------------------------+
| Header (site logo, banners etc.) |
+-------------------------------------------------+
| Nav | Body (content) |
| Imgs | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
+-------------------------------------------------+
| Footer (links, CR etc) |
+-------------------------------------------------+
It is currently using many and varied nested tables for layout page to
page, with bits of inline CSS here and there intermingled with HTML
formatting. How should I change it to an XHTML compliant table-less
layout?
Should I have three divs with two spans nested in the middle one? Is a
div necessary for the middle section, or should I sandwich the two spans
between the two divs? Any thoughts appreciated.
Regards
Chris Marsh
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