Actually Joann I never used the code tab (where all the coding is located on the side bar) before.

I did not really use the visual editor but did hop back and forth between the visual and code tabs on the editor. Which can not be done anymore as it screws the code up.

I liked it because I am admit I am lazy and it did all the coding for me and I could just cut and paste alot.

**Inger I thought using %'s made sure it would stretch to fit any resolution?

I did try Visual editor a little bit and was even more confused.

I guess I don't understand this tables issue and how Div tags can replace it. It looks like much for coding to me. Can't the program make the div "tables" for me or does it?

The issue is not actually the use of tables, it is the use of font faces, font sizes, colours and all sort of presentational markup in the html file. The tables as such will still be valid html. The intended use of the tables was for tabular data, not actually for page layout, but you can still use them for that purpose if you wish.

As I told you in my previous post, you can leave the tables in the html document, but it would be wise to remove the markup for the look of the table. An example could be something like this:


The above would be the 'oldfashioned' use of markup. You can reduce that to:


And place the markup that you took out in a stylesheet, like this:


To link from the html file to the css file you would need this line in the head section of the html file:


You can link to the same style.css from all the files in one site and be certain that all the tables will look the same.

Thanks Inger.

I will have to play with this a little bit.