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i've read some post of my idol (1337_d00d) about css positioning. i just want to know whether is it possible to mix CSS positioning with ASP code...
I use to display my data in table Code:
<tr> <td><% response.write (x) %></td> <td><% response.write (y) %></td> <td><% response.write (z) %></td> </tr> and my layout display is like this Code:
---------------------------------- | Heading | | of | | My Page | |--------------------------------| | Log In | | | | --------------------- | | | | My Table in ASP | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | --------------------- | ---------------------------------- | Footer | | | ---------------------------------- im just new to CSS positioning. i want to learn more about this webpage layout design. hope that you could help me with my problem. thank you so much for reading my post. ![]() |
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ASP is server side code that generates text to send to the browser/user agent. It has no direct impact or conflict with CSS, which is used to control the layout and 'look' of the page. In it's simplistic form ASP puts together a code for a table and sends that table code to the browser, where the CSS formats the table and it's contents. So ASP, and any other coding langauge can be used with CSS.
There are heaps of sites with CSS tutorials that can give you all the info you could ever need (watch that come backa nd bite me!). Start with w3schools, then head over to alistapart.
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