Chapter 7. Page Structuring Using Cascading Style Sheets
IN THIS CHAPTER
In Chapter 5, “Web Page Structuring Using Tables,” you learned that using HTML tables to structure the content of elements on the page is not only easy, but also, when used correctly, extremely flexible. Unfortunately, you probably also noticed that as the site became more complex, the process of getting the tables perfectly adjusted and getting the content exactly where you wanted it to be was hit or miss at best. After working with merging and splitting cells, adding transparent GIF spacers, and experimenting with the horizontal and vertical spacing, ...
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