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As covered in Chapter , you can use tables to position elements in columns. This technique can be used for a variety of layout purposes:
A simple two-column format.
Note: One caveat to creating columns with tables is that the content doesn’t automatically wrap from one column to the next (like in a newspaper). You must split the text between the columns manually.
Of course, the columns do not have to be the same size nor proportional to each other. You can define the columns in any size you need by using the appropriate formatting attributes. For example, if you wanted a navigation column to the left that is 200 pixels wide and a text column to the right that is 400 pixels wide, you could use this column definition:
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Introducing The Web And Html
What Goes Into A Web Page?
Starting Your Web Page
Lines, Line Breaks, And Paragraphs
Lists
Images
Links
Text
Special Characters
Tables
Page Layout With Tables
Frames
Forms
Multimedia
Scripts
Introducing Cascading Style Sheets
Creating Style Rules
Fonts
Text Formatting
Padding, Margins, And Borders
Colors And Backgrounds
Tables Table Styles
Element Positioning
Defining Pages For Printing
Javascript
Dynamic Html
Dynamic Html With Css
Introduction To Server-side Scripting
Introduction To Database-driven Web Publishing
Creating A Weblog
Introduction To Xml
Xml Processing And Implementations
Testing And Validating Your Documents
Webdevelopment Software
Choosing A Service Provider
Uploading Your Site With Ftp
Publicizing Your Site And Building Your Audience
Maintaining Your Site
The Web Development Process
Developing And Structuring Content
Designing For Usability And Accessibility
Designing For An International Audience
Security
Privacy
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