Andria Duncan
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I believe I need an updated course of CSS, to deal with all these DIVs -- when I first wrapped my mind around CSS, everybody pretty much still used tables, and I'm having a really hard time making the switch. Yeah, I learned way back then (2000) about absolute positions and z-index and all that good stuff, but it seems much harder to get things put just where I want them on the page, in relation to all the other things.
Can someone recommend a link to a good CSS tutorial, which is written in clear english and not tech jargon? I know layout and design, not programming, at least not programming to any great depth, just the basics, and not too many of those. But I gotta figure out these DIVs, it's driving me crazy. 
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Dan E.
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Andria, I have started a post on Artisteer Help with some useful links for you:
http://go2.vg/4h1gK
Dan
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Garry
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Try : http://reference.sitepoint.com/css
OR: http://www.w3schools.com/css/
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Dan E.
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Here is the direct link, its just been updated:
"CSS Learning Resources (Online & Books)"
http://artisteerhelp.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=69
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Mike Mc
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google "css tutorials" also www.htmldog.com not affiliated with him, just a happy reader.
MMc
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