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I'm new to CSS

Sent by A J Hackler on 27 February 2005 23:11


and have run into something I'm not sure how to 'style' for my css text 
file.  My site (not published yet since I have taken it down from a webhost 
to revamp it completely and also finish building my server so I can host it 
myself...but I do have screenshots for anybody who can help me).

My site has one background with two tables..lined up vertically, not in 
columns.  The first table has three rows across the screen (the first row 
has my logo graphic on top of the background, the second row has my site 
name, the third row has my logo (all three rows use the same black 
background file.  Under the table but on the main background I have my 
horizontal menu (used CoffeeCup to create it).  Under the menu is the second 
table which is sized as one row only and has a separate background and 
expands downward (tiles) as the page calls for it depending on the content 
for each page.

I'm trying to understand how I can keep the format for each row and table 
with the menu between them on the page, but I don't understand the command 
for the style for table identification since the tables don't have names. 
Would I use the following: (assuming a link to the stylesheet)


<DIV ID #.masthead (URL to background);
      TR1 (URL to my graphics);
       TR2 (my site name);
       TR3 (my logo)   (all fonts, colors, etc. would be entered for each 
line that it pertains to)

<DIV ID#TR (and enter all the fonts, colors, etc. for this bottom table 
since it is different from the top table)

NOTE:  The menu is in Javascript and is located directly between these two 
tables.....can I incorporate that Javascript between the tables in this same 
STYLE sheet or should I just keep it in the BODY itself where it is located 
already?

AJ 

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