I only know HTML

honestly, there's no difference between html and xhtml from an author's perspective.

i elborate:

• both should be lower-case
• both should be properly nested (<b><i></i></b> vs <b><i></b></i>)
• everything should be closed (xhtml just introduces self closing tags [<img />] to make this more visbaly logical)
• doctypes must be used - unless the xhtml document is parsed as application/xml+xhtml it renderes it as plain text/html (meaning it's just fancy html now) and the browser will render it in quirks-mode wen no doctype is present. so really, they behave the same way in regards to doctypes.

the design logic is exactly the same, the syntax just got neater and but a little more focus on sticking to webstandards (removing unecessary tags like <font>).

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/get...-photoshop-css

I just found this, i have used it and i think it is quite helpful, it shows you how to make a layout in adobe photoshop and code it using css, it uses DIVs aswell, just for Mr Cheeky

When I was learning CSS, I just spent a week reading the w3schools tutorial. I started on the first part, I went through each example and tried it myself. I even did it at school. But I need to refresh my memory on CSS, as I have forgotten some stuff. And as for XHTML, if you know html (not just the crappy photoshop generated stuff) then it should be easy to pick up on. Just a few things changed.

From w3schools:
XHTML stands for EXtensible HyperText Markup Language
XHTML is aimed to replace HTML
XHTML is almost identical to HTML 4.01
XHTML is a stricter and cleaner version of HTML
XHTML is HTML defined as an XML application
XHTML is a W3C Recommendation


Good luck!

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As you can see... I'm having a very hard time positioning DIVs.

I would help you, but IE is being a bitch and won't let me view the source for some strange reason.

techo, clear your cache

Thanks, worked.

Curious, does this even work:

position: absolute, left: 100%;

?

I thought it was

position: absolute; left: 100%;

Im trial and error with positioning.. so Im unsure.

position:absolute;
left:100%;

Well, that must be the positioning problem.