Could anyone help with a layout, please?

[TraceyHand]

Nuff said...

we all gotta start somewhere
If you think my html is bad....you should see my CSS

[jont]

Nuff said...

Shh.. Mal will hear you .....

[RuralWeb]

Shh.. Mal will hear you

Ive still to see an actinic site that has no tables in it.

[jont]

Tables should only be used (as intended) for tabulated data ie the cart.

Even the so called "css layouts" use tables for the best sellers / new arrivals / also bought lists around products by default - although I tend to strip these out as they can kill the CSS layout in IE6 when using floated elements for the side bars for example.

[RuralWeb]

Tables should only be used (as intended) for tabulated data ie the cart

Agreed but until css renders correctly across all browsers then I will still use tables.

[Duncan Rounding]

...until css renders correctly across all browsers ...

Now that will be a day to remember.

[RuralWeb]

Now that will be a day to remember

A bit like the Titanic film of the same name I expect. Similar to some of the CSS based designs I have seen knocking about.

[jont]

The trick is to design layouts that accommodate the nuances of the different browsers (usually element widths are the biggest issue with layouts cross-browser)... this needs to be done from the ground up with regards to the overall finished design... the good old "white space" designer philosophy works wonders for the