Nav Bar Styling
Rich: This is probably my last post in this forum because I have finished your Beginning CSS book. It's a great book -- all marked up with my comments for future reference. Thanks for all the help too.
I'm creating a site using Visual Web Designer, using partial classes, master pages, etc. and styling many pages with their own css. I am having a problem creating a navigation bar on a master page, which gets copied to every application page. I am trying to avoid using tables-row-td for the nav bar placement. I have been spectacularly unsuccessful at trying to place the nav bar and the content place holder on child pages exactly where I want them.
What I am asking you, is if you can suggest a way or approach to avoiding the use of tables altogether for the placement of text, controls, images, links.
Of course, tabular data from a database that naturally belongs together is a candidate for inclusion in a table or a table-like contol, such as a Visual Basic GridView.
Excluding that, there should be a way to place everything else on a page without resorting to tables -- right?
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