C H A P T E R 21
Creating Layouts
In this chapter, I will show you the different options available for controlling the layout of elements on the page. With the increased emphasis separating the semantic significance of HTML elements from their presentational impact, the role of CSS in laying out elements has become more important in HTML5. There are some very useful layout features in CSS3 and, of course, you can use the existing facility from earlier versions of CSS.
There are two proposed layout models for CSS3 that have yet to mature enough for me to cover in this chapter. The first, template layouts, allows you to create flexible to contain elements. None of the browsers implement this module, but you can experiment with the functionality ...
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