I was looking at using this Drupal template http://inkberrowdesigncentre.co.uk/ Have a look at the underling code and the html markup. From the read page: 'They have their contents wrapped in a set of 10 DIv tags. Additional CSS, such as padding, can be applied to any of these. A specific use for these tags is to supply background images to make the content appear in a box with rounded corners. <div class="b0"> <div class="b1"> <div class="b2"> <div class="b3"> <div class="b4"> <div class="b5"> <div class="b6"> <div class="b7"> <div class="b8"> <div class="b9">' Use for these tags is to supply background images to make the content appear in a box with rounded corners' But it's like, divs within divs within divs, ad infinity.
code heavy - and it really doesn't need to be. If the header and footer were kin, you could get rid of a LOT of those classes... You could also use a shorter tag. Have a look at my doing this without images: http://battletech.hopto.org/html_tutorials/rounded_css_borders/ Which also has some links to other attempts at this. WAIT, that uses IMAGES - WTF? Ok, sorry, but that's a total miserable /FAIL/ at using images for borders. That's ten times or more the code that should be needed there - ESPECIALLY since it uses separate images. http://battletech.hopto.org/html_tutorials/eightcorners/template.html