just few tips....floating DIVs for someone who is unfamiliar with CSS and tableless design can make things worse. also, compatibilty issues with going full CSS for someone who hasnt done it before might be too big.
IMO, transitional way of doing thing would be best.....
use tables for layout and define font, and other things with CSS... that way you wont have to worry so much about compatibility and you wont get some issues you might if you go full CSS way....
trust me, i know what i am saying, my site (www.spirit.hr) is tableless, but i didnt do the CSS coding cause i didnt know how.... well, i knew nuff to make what i wanted, but there were compatibilty issues and some other minor problems,so friend did whole CSS....
sorry i didnt jump into this one before, i would be glad to help.....
IMO, transitional way of doing thing would be best.....
use tables for layout and define font, and other things with CSS... that way you wont have to worry so much about compatibility and you wont get some issues you might if you go full CSS way....
trust me, i know what i am saying, my site (www.spirit.hr) is tableless, but i didnt do the CSS coding cause i didnt know how.... well, i knew nuff to make what i wanted, but there were compatibilty issues and some other minor problems,so friend did whole CSS....
sorry i didnt jump into this one before, i would be glad to help.....
