Tutorial Blog » Brady Feiereisel http://tutorialblog.org High Quality Photoshop Tutorials, Wordpress Tips and other Great Things... Tue, 22 May 2012 04:11:58 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Going from tables to . (part 1 – Creating your layout) http://tutorialblog.org/going-from-tables-to-div-part-1-creating-your-layout/ http://tutorialblog.org/going-from-tables-to-div-part-1-creating-your-layout/#comments Fri, 24 Oct 2008 21:05:16 +0000 Brady Feiereisel http://tutorialblog.org/?p=2192 OK, what we will be accomplishing here is taking your Photoshop layout and mapping it out with CSS – div’s, instead of Photoshop’s default HTML – tables. In order to be successful in this tutorial you have to already know html coding, and some CSS experience is helpful as well. Lets start off with the [...]

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]]> OK, what we will be accomplishing here is taking your Photoshop layout and mapping it out with CSS – div’s, instead of Photoshop’s default HTML – tables. In order to be successful in this tutorial you have to already know html coding, and some CSS experience is helpful as well.

Lets start off with the basics. Instead of using html and using table cells to hold our background images to form the layout, we will be using <div>’s which can act the same way but are much easier to edit and format for each <div> we will be attaching an id to it, so they website knows how to format the cell. So the format of the html coding is now <div id=”idname here”></div>. Now we got to set the parameters for the cell that matches that id name, this goes inside of the <head> tag.(...)
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