Ye, although you might want to make sure and wait for another member here to confirm my answer as I am not very confident. Better yet, why don't you contact the iPage guys because they can give you help better...
The basic layout for the table is simple enough..
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">.
<html>.
<head>.
<title>Page Title Goes Here</title>.
</head>.
<body>.
<table>.
<tr>.
<td colspan="2" width="100%">Header Row</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Top Nav Box</td>.
<td rowspan="2" width="80%">Content Box</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Bottom Nav Box</td>.
</tr>.
</table>.
</body>.
</html>.
You'll have to do your own tweaking for sizes and such, but that's basically it..
Does that help?.
Peg..
I'm not an expert at html, but if anything goes wrong you'll be first to know..
Ok, sorry to double post.
Ive played around with the boxes are got roughly what I want, I just want a clean border (like the image) but cant to this (many people will know I'm hopeless with borders). So could someone do somewith with the html to get a nice clean border like the image above?.
Thanks ever so much.
AirFAN..
Just add this:.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">.
<html>.
<head>.
<title>Page Title Goes Here</title>.
</head>.
<body>.
<center>.
<BR>.
<table.
Border="1" bordercolor="#000000".
>.
<tr>.
<td colspan="2" width="650">Header Row</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Top Nav Box</td>.
<td rowspan="2" height="300" width="80%">Content Box</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Bottom Nav Box</td>.
</tr>.
</table>.
</center>.
</body>.
</html>..
Ok, looks like I'm back to square one *cries*. Ive done what you said and it came up with this.
Here.
So I added cellSpacing="0" and ive now got this.
Here.
All I want is a border one pixel thick..
If someone can do it ill pay 5 (When my paypal account is up and running)..
Use this:.
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">.
<html>.
<head>.
<title>Page Title Goes Here</title>.
</head>.
<body>.
<center>.
<BR>.
<table border="1" bordercolor="#000000" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="border-collapse: collapse">.
<tr>.
<td colspan="2" width="650">Header Row</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Top Nav Box</td>.
<td rowspan="2" height="300" width="80%">Content Box</td>.
</tr>.
<tr>.
<td width="20%">Bottom Nav Box</td>.
</tr>.
</table>.
</center>.
</body>.
</html>..
How do I indent the text a little bit (When I let dreamweaver do it it indents it like a cm).
Thanks.
AirFAN..
One more thing, the text is positioning itself in the middle (between the top and bottom of table). How do I make it so my text starts at the top of the table?.
Thanks loads.
AirFAN..
When I first got started in designing web pages years ago, it very much annoyed me that everytime I typed in more than one space next to each other but the browser would only render 1x space... after searching, I discovered that using.
.
For each space ( or 75% fo a space it sometimes seems based on the font I'm working with ) would allow me to do things like put several spaces in bewteen elements and words, additionally, I found that I could use the multiple.
.
's to indent words exactly how much I wanted....
Please dont mind the speech... memory flashback.....
For vertical positioning of cell content, use:.
For horizontal positioning of cell content, use:.
Add the appropriate attribute to the tr or td tags surrounding the cell(s) that you wish to modify alignment on.....