Placement of tables

R

Robin

I have a website that I created in FP and for the most part, it works fine.
I have a few issues that I have to deal with from time to time,
but....anyway. I am about to start another site and want to make sure that I
start off on the right foot. I do know that I have some problems with
placing tables where I want them. I am assuming that the most simple thing
to do when adding text, etc is to place it in a table. But I don't want
everything that I do to be either left, center or right justified. I want to
be able to place the text where I want it. But every time i add a table it
places it in one of these places. I am guessing this is absolute
positioning? Can someone help me here or direct me to some better
instructions than I am finding on online help.
Thanks!
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

The problem is limitations of HTML, you can not do the things that you can do in Word, Publisher or
PowerPoint, etc. have then work on the web. Use can use absolute positioning, but you need to learn
how to use them effectively.

IMO, tables are the best solution, and you can do a lot with tables by nesting tables.

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K

Kevin Spencer

If you use tables for positioning, you have to use tables to position your
tables.

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