martins

ok thanks for your replies.

Actually, one more question: Would this solution for positioning a website in the centre be recommended? Are there better ways of doing it? edit: I'm not talking about your particular solution, but generally about my idea.

Thank you. I've just tried it and it seems that it was what I wanted. One question though: in body css there is text-align: center I thought it would only apply to 'text' not a container like div? How is it so? thanks again

Hi all, I am learning css positioning (relative, absolute, etc). I know that if a div is not in any container than it will treat the whole screen as its ancestor/container. How would I create a parent div to all. The whole page would actually be inside this div (which, say, should have the width of 1024px and should be centered on the screen regardless of the size of the monitor. I hope it makes sense. Thank you for your time. martin

Thanks a lot. I looks nice. I'll play with it.

Hi, I've been trying to find some simple cross-browser way of applying rounded corners to some divs in CSS The ones I found either include javascript or seem overly complicated. I'm not talking about anything fancy with shadows or something. Can anyone recommend something simple. thanks for your time

Thanks a lot. That will keep me busy.

I am aware that it might not be strictly related to CSS, but I really don't want to register with hundreds of various fora. I am sure someone will be able to help me with it here. I'm looking for good books/articles/websites/blogs devoted to modern web design - How to design a website from the aesthetic/visual point of view? thank you in advance Martins

thanks xcoderx. I'll play with them

Hi. I've been looking for some nice css examples/skeletons of a 3 column website. I've found a few but they all mention some Opera/IE bugs. I don't now how dated the examples are so I'm not sure how relevant they are. Can anyone recommend (link/example, etc) a recommended skeleton for a 3-column website (with a 'header'). Thank you

Thanks phpfreaks - .php it is then.

First of all, thank you for your response. So what you're saying is that it is more convenient to build .php pages?

Hi - I'm new in PHP town so if you could kindly show me the way to the palace of wisdom, haha I'm wondering what is 'better' (I know it is not an appropriate word): 1. to create a website with index.php and other pages .php as well 2. to create .html pages (index.html, etc.) with php code within php tags? That's of course that the website will be using php and accessing mysql. Sorry, it's a silly question, but everyone has once been a newbie. TIA