Aligning menu... on new website. 1

[kirnehator]

Hello there,

I'm looking for a little assistance in aligning my website menu properly. Made a new 1024 layout in photoshop and imported it to dreamweaver. I got all my pages made, except that the long pages break the menu and pulls it apart.

I know a long time ago when i learned this stuff the was a little line of code to align the pieces back to the top, so the menu isn't broken.

Can anybody please help me out? would be much appreciated! thanks!

 

[kirnehator]

thank you CandyMan this got me one step closer to finishing up:
"<td colspan="3" height="10"><img src="

http://boats4u.okanaganboating.com/images/boats4u_13.gif"

width="181" height="10" alt=""></td>"

You can see the updated page:

http://boats4u.okanaganboating.com/faq.html

I was able to move the menu up to the top with what Candyman recommended. I also tried the other stuff mentioned above to try and align the bottom half of the menu to bring it up. So close to solving this. I would sure like to learn how to make a site div's and css, but for this one I'm running a little late. So I would like just to solve what I have for now.

@ audiopro. "You need to at least re-create the table to make the entire menu appear in 1 cell, so the rest of the page can form round it."
I have thought about this too, but I'm not quite sure how to put the graphics to the background and build a css menu over top of the image. Since I'm obviously building a site to specific design provided by the customer. I'm using the skill I have. Now the center of the menu, were I can delete the image and insert my text, that I then form to links and apply css to get it to look like I made on the home:

http://boats4u.okanaganboating.com/index.html

the home page is a good example of how I wish the menu to look like except that I also need to align it to the top as well :S

Thanks for your help guys!

 

[audiopro]

Your links are not working for me

Keith

http://www.studiosoft.co.uk

 

[darryncooke]

Using tables to layout a site is not an acceptable means of web design and development.

This should not be a problem as this should not be practiced.

Darryn Cooke

http://www.darryncooke.com

| Marketing and Creative Services

 

[spamjim]

If table layout is a sin, you should speak to the operators of this forum.

You might be confusing 'acceptable' and 'ideal'.

 

[feherke]

Hi

If table layout is a sin [gray](...)[/gray]

... then HTML5 is absolution for the masses : [tt]<table [maroon]role[/maroon][teal]=[/teal][green]"presentation"[/green]>[/tt] .

( HTML5 | The elements of HTML | Tabular data | The table element )


Feherke.

http://free.rootshell.be/~feherke/