How to create a tabless site using div and photoshop

Discussion in 'CSS' started by neeshu, May 8, 2008.

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    Hi I am a web designer I use photoshop for designing templates then I chop them off using the slice tool and finally a site is ready.
    Making the <td> element as background I write text in the foreground. I want to remove these td elements completely and use div instead.

    My problem is I cant float elements precisely I am new to css. So if I make things position:absolute different screen resolutions make it look weird.

    Can someone guide me or give me any link which can help me in using photoshop slices and div together.

    if something like this can be achieved it will be great

    http://www.edgepointchurch.com/
    Code (markup):
     
    neeshu, May 8, 2008 IP
  2. itcn

    itcn Well-Known Member

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    You've simply got to start learning CSS and playing with it. You can easily achieve results like that site, and more, using photoshop to edit your images and div tags without absolute placement. Take a look at their code and reverse-engineer it, you'll learn it in no time.
     
    itcn, May 9, 2008 IP
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    I would give you two great links but i can't. You have two wait until I make my first week here.
     
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    neeshu Well-Known Member

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    i dont need those two links in that case scutari i will find out myself :)
     
    neeshu, May 28, 2008 IP
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    w3schools.com - > CSS . Better place for beginers you won't find ;)
     
    babanner, May 30, 2008 IP