CSS Boxes... So Easy!
This is in the main box. This is where text is put for the main page. I hope that this text will wrap around the little floating box in the upper right hand corner. It seems easier to me to make boxes using css than to use tables or frames. I don't see any disadvantages right now. Of course, I am aware that some browsers don't do so well with css. That problem is fast going away as people upgrade. We could take the approach that says that we don't care about people that haven't upgraded. There are many problems with that approach. If we are giving something away that could be ok. If we are selling something we should realize that the guy who has not bought a new computer is the one that may have the most money! Those who sell products have long recognized that the people with the less things are folks who keep their cash. If you have a very unique page that people must come to then you can do as you please.
This page uses an "embedded" style. That means that is is simply placed in the heading up at the top of the page. It could be put in a text file saved with a .css extention and linked in the heading up at the top of the page. That is an "external" style sheet. If the css file is large then that is the best way.
The possibilities here are almost unlimited. What changes could you make. Hummmm.....
- Change the main and box colors.
- Use a texture file for main or box.
- Use a texture or color for body and another for main.
- Change the width of main or box.
- Move the box up and down the page.
- Move the box outside of main content area.