Coding website layouts

[Adam loves Hilary Duff]

Ok, I've got a website now.
But I've gotta code the layout and I don't have a clue how.
Can anyone tell me how?

http://www.firefaeriedoll.com/images/uh ... layout.gif

That is the layout.

[Ibis]

XHTML +CSS is the only way to fly And the easiest too! (atleast I think so :S)
Use divlayers and position them with CSS, http://www.w3schools.org has alot of good stuff to read

http://www.ibisaeg.mine.nu/andras/Millionaire/
You can check that for a view of how the coding might look, it has almost the same layout as yours, although it's scalable.

Ah, just add me on MSN if you want, I'd be glad to help you with anything, getting it to work in different browsers etc. PM me for the adress.

[Adam loves Hilary Duff]

XHTML +CSS is the only way to fly And the easiest too! (atleast I think so :S)
Use divlayers and position them with CSS, http://www.w3schools.org has alot of good stuff to read

http://www.ibisaeg.mine.nu/andras/Millionaire/
You can check that for a view of how the coding might look, it has almost the same layout as yours, although it's scalable.

Ah, just add me on MSN if you want, I'd be glad to help you with anything, getting it to work in different browsers etc. PM me for the adress.

Doesn't Dreamweaver MX 2004 help you code it faster or something?
Someone told me it does.
But it takes 6 hours to download the 30 day trial.
ANYONE HAVE DREAMWEAVER THAT CAN DO THIS FOR ME?!

[Alex]

It's good to code yourself, because then you'll know what to do in the future

[Ibis]

As Alex says Although Dreamweaver is a nice tool, it doesn't always do what you tell it to do. After a while you'd rather code by hand anyway

[Hunter Lupe]

Dreamweaver is nice for WYSIWYG design -- if you aren't placing too much importance in to how it is coded (just as long as it works!). Overall, it mostly doesn't matter -- most of your visitors will not appreciate the difference between something that's coded by hand or made in Dreamweaver (same goes for table vs. div).