Whole site in CSS

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by kingwins, Nov 11, 2006.

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    Hi,
    is it possible to make my page whole i css? I don't know how to stretch the gifs in those columns on the sides of the page with CSS, currently I'm using the tables (width 100%)
    here's my site
    http://www.alveo-akuna.biz
     
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    sabian1982 Notable Member

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    Its possible to turn any site in pure css - so yes you could do it with yours. Based on the simple layout it would also be rather quick and easy as well!!!
     
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    Well said, SoKickIt.

     
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    If you're talking about a whole css site without any html code, then no.

    If you're talking about layout and fonts and everything else (so you just add your div tags and content) then yes.

    Instead of using tables, you can posisition your segments in precise places with CSS, and layer them if you have to.

    While not exactly designed for general css scripting, i learnt how to do it at myspace pro designs in their complete div tutorials. Ill try to find the link later.

    Ignore all the stuff about hiding your myspace profile, but i found it to be the best tutorial out there for a css newbie.
     
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