HTML Help

[mooret]

Im currently designing a site and require some help.

I download a template from a website which im using but just wondering whether anyone knew how to do the following.

1. Remove the Three "side bar menus located on the Right Hand Side " and expand the middle section . Everytime i try to do it , it messes up the Webpage layout.

If anyone can explain to me how to go about doing it so that i can do the other pages in the website myself , that would be good.

cheers

[Kthln01]

are you using an editor like dreamweaver or frontpage

or

are you just editing the html?

[Kthln01]

BTW- i cant view the source code from that file that you've attached.

[mooret]

Sorry about that

Im using Dreamweaver,

[roswell1329]

I really hacked that code up, but I deleted the column for you.

Is this what you wanted?

[:Singh:]

Hi mooret,

Its a job of 15sec. I am using FP 2000. Hope you get the idea, and you can make it with Dreamweaver.

1) Click somewhere in the table. Goto menu. Click Table>>Select>>Table>>Press "Delete."
2) Repeat step 1) on all three tables
3) Click that empty area. Goto menu. Click Table>>Select>>Cell>>Press "Delete."
By now you must have cleared the area at the right.

4) Right-Click somewhere in that clear area. Select Cell Properties>>You will see that cell width defined to be 367. Now set it to 100%. There we go. Problem solved.

btw I have attached the fixed version of the page.

Edit: roswell1329, you are too fast, man. I am late but correct. Buddy he asked for the removal of Right-Hand-Side panel but you ripped off the left one.

- :S:

[mooret]

Singh, thats what i was looking for .

Thanks both of you guys for your help.

If anyone you guys every come to the UK i owe you a beer

[valhallen]

tables for layout = no!

tables are to be used for displaying tabular data (spreadsheets etc) layout and styles should be controlled through CSS. Google XHTML/CSS design

[roswell1329]

Good point, valhallen, but if he's using dreamweaver he may not be that advanced yet. Complying with the HTML/XHTML and CSS standards AND making a webpage work in every browser is a full time job, these days!