When it came to building my website (www.spindriftpages.net) I initially built it using nested tables. It eventually got to a point where the site was no longer maintainable so I decided to redesign using CSS. I read through 100s of sites and tutorials on CSS but it wasn’t until I read
More Eric Meyer on CSS that everything clicked into place. If you want to learn CSS (and if you build websites I really suggest you do) read this book.
Down with nested tables!
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if you want to see some cool demos of things you can do with css see this site
<a href=”http://www.csszengarden.com/”>http://www.csszengarden.com/</a>
Hi
Its quite interesting but could you help me out with my problem in CSS.
I want to manage a stick up footer on the website for IE 5.0 +. with CSS
As you can see 1 on bmw.co.uk
thanks
Imran Hashmi
Take a look at the source for the bmw site. Looks like the major elements are…<br/>
<div id=”footerstrip”><br/>
<div id=”footer”><br/>
<div class=”footer_button1″><br/>
They also have some javascript to make it work on IE6 (just below the comment reading “script for attaching footerstrip div to bottom for IE6.0″)<br/>
Their stylesheets are at<br/>
http://www.bmw.co.uk/styles/bmwuk/2_FineGround_obhhyhdib1ivxdgzeg4ioed2m_FGN_V01.0_layout.css<br/>
and <br/>
http://www.bmw.co.uk/styles/bmwuk/2.0_layout_ie.css