Hi everyone,

I'm VERY new to the CSS world and I'm in the process of trying to design a
page but I don't want to use tables.

Logistically it's really simple.  I need to create a page that displays a
bunch of data.  I have a huge list of manufacturers and a long list of model
numbers.   I need to be able to extract the manufacturer name from the
database and display that on screen (so it can be dynamic).  Then underneath
the Manufacturer name i want to show every single model number (again pulled
from the database).  Each model number should be clickable to a page that
shows the corresponding product list for that specific manufacturer and
model number.

I know what I need to do from the data base too.....here's my pseudocode:

In some sort of nice css template (that mimics a table) do

while (manufacturer)
{
    display manufacturerName; // label
    while (model.manufacturer)
    {
        display modelNumber[i];  // clickable to bulb selection
        i++;
    }
}



My problem is that I don't know how to mix the php that I need to write to
get the data from the database with the css/html that I need in order to
display the data in a nice way.


And to throw in another twist this data is going to be inserted into a
pre-existing page, and this page is full of nasty nested tables (but I can't
do anything about that) and will specifically get pulled into a <td>.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?  URLs to a good tutorial or page
that explains how to integrate php with css and html would be soooo
apreciated. I'm finding many articles on line about creating navs and entire
home pages but nothing as simple as what I need.

Help?
Sherry
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