> > I work as a webmaster for small state college in Florida and just some basic
> > technical observations here:
> >
> > 1) You need to get used to using a DTD in your xhtml.
> > 2) Do not use tables for controlling your layouts, tables are for tabular
> data.
> > The CSS box method is much more flexible. (Yes, there are times where you must
> > use a table ... but this is definitely not one them).
> > 3) Using an image map for site navigation is absolutely inexcusable. NEVER
> EVER
> > use an image map for site navigation, there are better and more elegant ways
> of
> > building a site menu that uses images that does not involve using an image
> map.
> >
> > A list apart http://alistapart.com/ shows some good techniques, however I
> don't
> > like they their css hacks. There are very elegant ways of handling exceptions
> > for IE that does not required javascript, or some ghetto malformed css.
> >
> >
> > > http://student.ed.umuc.edu/~cm385e14/
> > >
> > > I did a lot of css for it, found myself able to condense a lot of tags into
> > one
> > > css tag and my god do i love css for that. Still no master at it but i am
> > > definately going to be using css a LOT more. I just need to dive into the
> css
> > > table thing next rather then using the table structure. any thoughts and
> > > comments?
> > >
> > > i know some of the information on there may be incorrect/no the truth...
> > > basically some of the info is blowing smoke up there asses because i just
> > wanted
> > > to get the pages filled with the information, after couple hours of writing
> > some
> > > of the stuff i kind of shortened the answer or gave a explanation how i
> > figured
> > > people might understand even though it may not be entirely correct.
> > >
> > > Just Another Miller
> > > 2E2X1.net
> > > TeamDrunk.net
> > >
> >
>
>
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