Positioning a table in FF

[irlynjl]

Hello!
I did try CSS. I made a table for the upper menu and left menu and positioned each through CSS-margin, top, left, right absolutely. It worked fine with Internet Explorer but when I viewed it in Mozilla Firefox,the tables overlapped so what i did was to go back to tables. I placed all the tables in one big table which worked fine for both browser but many suggested me to use CSS. May I just know if CSS can really work well in many browsers?

[BOB101]

Hi,

I am just trying out css to. I suggest using css over tables because css gives you more "options" for you to make your site better and is easier if you have to make changes.

Instead of using tables use divs. They are like tables but better. They take up less bandwidth, which means your page will load up faster, you can change the size, family, and style of yor text with one script (or three if you divide the script), make borders any size and color you want, and much much more.

Many professional sites, and most rookie made ones, use css because with html, css can make a site way better (with some images of course).

And, if you use the right script, css will work on both browsers. But I suggest Firefox to be your primary browser, the browser you test your look of your site, because it is the commonly used browser.

BOB101