HTML & CSS Layout |
2 Columns, Left Menu |
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Most Websites you visit today use a combination of HTML Code and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). (CSS is a new feature being added to HTML that gives Website developers more control over how pages are displayed. With CSS, designers can create style sheets that define how different elements, such as fonts, headers and hyperlinks appear.) For example, this Web page uses an Internal Style Sheet defined inside the <head> and </head> Tags to define how its fonts, headers and hyperlinks should look. View this style sheet. Like the previous Table example, two Tables are used for this HTML Web page layout: 1) The first Table is used for content. 2) The second Table is used for the menu. If you use this Table & CSS Layout search engines will index your text first. This will help your search engine rankings, since more of your content will be indexed by the search engine. Remember, as a Webmaster, your job is about communicating and to get your message to your intended audience. Feel free to borrow this CSS Layout. A link back isn't required. Then, visit What's a Style Sheet?, and start learning CSS. |
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