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Layout help pleassseeee!

need help in knowing how to....

         

aaliyah2k

10:21 am on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



Hey! i really need help. i'm sick of asking people to 'design a layout for me' because i know i can design them!i just have no clue in how to put them up! i dont get the whole cutting them up, and laying them out...i dont know how to!my site has a that layout was made for me, fine, right!But i'm trying to get my site to look with the whole table/div layers..how can i do this!? please help me, i want to cry! thanks loads x x x :)

[edited by: aaliyah2k at 11:24 am (utc) on July 24, 2003]

edit_g

10:25 am on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



Take the URL out of your post and post the relevant bits of code instead - then someone might give you a hand. As per the terms of service on webmasterworld URL drops are not allowed.

Welcome to webmasterworld!

aaliyah2k

11:25 am on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



sorry...:(

edit_g

11:31 am on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



Hey aaliyah2k - no worries.

Why don't you describe the layout you're trying to achieve, and I'll see if I can be any help? :)

aaliyah2k

12:04 pm on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

10+ Year Member



okay..
well, its kinda like, you have a bkground color, and then two div layer things that have a slight boarder around them. But at the top of the page is a big splash type header thing...i think i know how to do this, but you see, what i need help with is when tou make a layout with iframes in it or even tables, how do you split it all up, and then put it all together on a html page with the iframe where you want it?
owwwww, i cant really explain!do you kinda get me?
xx

limbo

12:25 pm on Jul 24, 2003 (gmt 0)

WebmasterWorld Senior Member 10+ Year Member



Aaliyah,

I think I understand you :)

Not to worry - Iframes aren't to hard to master

Place this code (or similar) in your 'parent' page between the <body> tags

<iframe src="Iframe-a.html" name="iframea" scrolling=auto width=300 height=150 frameborder=0>

In your 'child' frame place your content and make sure you save it with the same file name as your iframe src (Iframe-a.html - above) in the same directory.

Then when you open your parent page in a browser the child frame should be held within. To position the Iframe where you want it I personally use tables and nest the iframes tags within.

does this help you?