Heya =) I've heard that you can make layouts using CSS, and after looking at Lissa's info have tried to do my own (in the past I've just used frames) however I have one major question:

Do you need to place an inline frame within the div layer, or can links target div layers? I really like the CSS idea because it is 'fluid'...however I don't know how to make my links target my center div.

Anyway, my page has a heading with an imagemap, clicking the imagemap links appear on the left and they link to the center. I can't make my other pages appear on the left/ in the center, and was wondering if anyone could tell me how/what I have to do. Or any other hints/ideas/suggestions regarding CSS layouts.

;) Thanks a lot!!!

~Lub Mia

yes you would have to use an iframe
div's cannot be targetted :)

i'm guessing that you are using % with your fluid design?
if you need any more help just post the link to the page you are having problems with and we'll try our best to help you :)

Love,
Mirna

One more question then - is there any way for an inline frame to be fluid as well? It's just that I've having resolution problems, trying to work out what the best size to make my site is (images wise etc) and I didn't want to have to do something like have two different sites for different resolutions -shrugs-

Anyway, that's all =) Thanks again, hehe that was easily answered!

~Lub Mia :cheer2:

instead of using actual numbers for width and height use %

such as:

height="100%" width="100%"

however this depends all on your actual layout. If you could post a link to your site we can take a look and give you the answer that suits your layout the best :)

Love,
Mirna

Okay, yep that makes sense =) I can do that.

I'm still 'designing' using notepad and haven't uploaded anything to the interenet yet, so when I do I may post then. Makes sense though and I'll see how this works out - thank you!!!

~Lub Mia