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Old 09-11-08, 06:27 PM
samrini@mac.com samrini@mac.com is offline
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Thank Jerry. You put a lot of work into my question and I really appreciate it. Let me clarify a few things because I think I might have complicated this more than I needed to.

I don't program HTML directly. I work on a Macintosh and use a program called RapidWeaver. This is why I get lost if I dig too deeply into raw code. Especially CSS styles. I plan to go to a class and learn more but haven't yet... 99% of what I need to do I can do within the confines of the RapidWeaver program since it allows me to OVERRIDE any CSS style as needed...

I put your code into Dreamweaver just to look at it and can't believe you recreated the entire page. That's amazing. BUT, because I work wthin CSS style sheets through the RapidWeaver program, all I need to do is modify the code that is controlling the CONTENT in the body section. I don't want to touch the header, navigation or anything that's standard across the pages.

What you coded LOOKS PERFECT as it relates to the BODY TEXT wrapping around the image and HTML DIV. Is there as way for you to give me just the code I need to use in the BODY of the page to do what you did? I tried cutting out just the pertinent sections but have not had luck figuring out the sections I really need.

If I need to change something about the page like the doctype, maybe I can put that into the CSS override panel in RapidWeaver which is how I normally add unique CSS elements to my pages as needed.

Does this make sense? I really appreciate the help.
Thanks,
Sam
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