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dont want to use css frameworks like 960 cause that will lock the width.

and using dreamweaver will just add a lot of noise css.

would be good if there was a good css layout reference website with the common layouts and describing how to code that with css manipulating divs, so you dont have to figure it out yourself by experiments.

eg.

 header, content, right sidebar, footer
 header, left sidebar, content, right sidebar, footer
 header, content, rightsidebar, another rightsidebar, footer

and so on.

havent been able to find such a resource, would be great if someone could recomm开发者_StackOverflow社区end such pages. thanks.

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A List Apart has several good articles about creating liquid multi-column layouts with CSS:

• Multi-Column Layouts Climb Out of the Box
• In Search of the Holy Grail

They have a bunch more. This is just what I found after a quick search.

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The moment you decide not to use a time-tested framework, you potentially create more problems than you solve. That being said, I would encourage one of the two 960 derivatives:

1. fluid
2. elastic

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Something like Matthew James Taylor's Ultimate 3 column holy grail template? It should have everything you need.

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My favorite is Glish.