On Wednesday 09 April 2003 18:31, ma han wrote: > > Why don't you use simple DIV boxes placed with CSS > > position attributes? > > This could be a solution, provided you'd like a layout > that doesn's scale to the display resolution - CSS > position attributes are meant absolute. > > If you'd like a layout that extends with the display > resolution, consider using tables inside table cells. > Your example could be solved with a main table of 3 > columns, with 2 tables of 3 rows inside the both > outer columns. The bottom cell of the left column > could contain another table of 2 columns.
Hi, I also thought about this, first. But this is not as flexible as using the colspans and rowspans. I tried to draw an example, but it came out as swastika, so I deleted it :( But anyway, this one you couldn't do with tables in tables... Ineiti -- ------------------------------ Linus Gasser Chemin des C?dres 1 1004 Lausanne 021 647 53 05 http://www.linusetviviane.ch ------------------------------
