I think I understand your question ...
CSS is used to specify layouts, but not necessarily to *create* them. You
still need to place your elements (text, element tags) in the HTML. CSS is
more of a formatting definition, which in a way is a template. For example
you can create a template in DW and use a CSS to define what it looks like
....
Does that make sense?
"lib319" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote
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Hi I'm trying to get the page (link below) I'm working on to be a general
template for the rest of the site, can I use CSS for this? I am already
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using css for the centred non tiled background, how much more of this page
(not including the main text body which will change dependin upon which
sidebar link is being viewed) can be done with a css? ie. the sidebar jpeg
and links (not active as yet) and the gif on the right.
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I'm a newbie so I may have misunderstood the use of css. Does CSS get
this specific or is it just for general formatting etc?
Sorry for the number of questions but as I say I'm a newbie
please help!
lib
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