Web Page Layouts
Apress eBooks · 2006
SummaryThis chapter is effectively the one that adds the final puzzle piece, enabling you to create full web page layouts. You can now combine your knowledge of how to work with CSS-based columns and page layouts with what you learned about working with text, images, and links over the past few chapters. In addition, you should now be comfortable creating and styling tables using Dreamweaver—but you should also be aware that tables should only be used for tabular data and not for web page layouts.In Chapter 10, you’ll see how to take various elements from the chapters in this book and combine them into effective web page layouts. First, however, Chapter 9 takes a look at getting user feedback by creating website forms that a user can fill in and submit to contact you.