invertedpanda
06-07-2005, 10:01 PM
Ok, look at http://creativity.the-engine.org/creativityengineconcept1.jpg first.
This will be my second website that conforms to W3C standards (HTML 4.01 Strict). How would you lay the code out (don't code it for me, but give me some info on div layout and whatnot)? I'm still fairly new to doing all CSS layouts, so I'm still missing some of the nuances and quirks of div style stuff (such as float, and position). If you could just give me some pseudocode on the div layouts and their attributes, I'd appreciate it.
The up/down arrows will be javascript scroll buttons for their respective content sections. Used to I would use iframes, but I'm betting there are better choices :) Do divs have support for scrolling now? I remember back when I started HTML a long time ago (back when Netscape and IE were the only really popular browser alternatives... and then of course neoplanet or whatever came out, which was cool for a while :) ), I screwed with divs or something similar, but couldn't get what I wanted to work.
This will be my second website that conforms to W3C standards (HTML 4.01 Strict). How would you lay the code out (don't code it for me, but give me some info on div layout and whatnot)? I'm still fairly new to doing all CSS layouts, so I'm still missing some of the nuances and quirks of div style stuff (such as float, and position). If you could just give me some pseudocode on the div layouts and their attributes, I'd appreciate it.
The up/down arrows will be javascript scroll buttons for their respective content sections. Used to I would use iframes, but I'm betting there are better choices :) Do divs have support for scrolling now? I remember back when I started HTML a long time ago (back when Netscape and IE were the only really popular browser alternatives... and then of course neoplanet or whatever came out, which was cool for a while :) ), I screwed with divs or something similar, but couldn't get what I wanted to work.