Div

DIV layout

[sahil web Designer]

is there anybody can help me actually i wanna create template with DIV CSS3.

[Robin_reala]

There's a whole load of different ways to use CSS to create layouts. Perhaps if you could be a little more specific we might be able to help?

[sahil web Designer]

Thanks Robin_reala.. Actually my layout is totally based on designing elements. I wanna 2 create it in 100% resolution. i m not familier with div. I m perfect in table based layout. So pls if u can help me. thanks for u.

[Robin_reala]

If you're totally new to CSS but experiences with tables-based layout then it's probably best not to jump straight in. There'll be a lot to take in in one go and the learning curve could prove difficult. To what extent do you use CSS currently? It would be a good idea to start to use it for fonts and colours, then gradually move up to using it for laying out small chunks inside your existing layout. Once you're comfortable with the syntax and are able to use the techniques on a small scale then you can jump up to using it for the main layout.

One good way of learning is to find site templates coded with CSS layout and try to pick them to pieces to work out how they fit together. If you start with the simpler looking ones then you should be on the right path. As ever, feel free to ask here if you've got any questions. You might also want to have a look through our library [webmasterworld.com]; there're some great threads in there.

[webjoker]

what is the difference between a library and regular posts on the forum under a category?

[Robin_reala]

Library posts are cherry-picked from this forum by mods and admin.

[webjoker]

so are they like highlights of a certain category or just some good post that explain a topic?

I've seen in some css examples of a <div id="wrapper"> that has no attributes to it. What does that do and how does it do it? I also see right under it a <div id="container"> with a width which I understand that.