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If you’re new to designing with CSS layout, it’s simple to get started with these six positioning properties:
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Traditionally, multi-level dropdown menu navigation has been done in JavaScript. These kinds of menus can be very confusing to code, and more confusing to go back and edit later. Do it better and more beautifully with CSS and Dreamweaver CS4.

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My original business name was Dawn’s Brain Design, and my Web site for it was dawnsbrain.com. I kept a teaching blog there since 2006, when I started teaching full time. I thought it would be fun to take a look at how dawnsbrain.com evolved since 2000 when I began it.

 

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Doing layout for Web pages with tables is so 1998. Tables should be used for data, not to arrange the elements on your Web page. A better method is to use CSS layers. They are much easier to format than tables, once you get the hang of it. But the best thing is that if you use CSS layers to design your site, you can make a site-wide layout change in the blink of an eye.

If you’ve never tried CSS layers for your site layout, try this one. Dreamweaver CS4 makes it a cinch, if you pay attention to the details.

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