Having trouble with Div

[Unruffled]

my website is located at the following url -

http://chrislflearning.x10.mx/Index.php

Style.Css

@charset "utf-8";
/* CSS Document */


#header {
	height:120px;
	width:1000px;
	margin-left:auto;
	margin-right:auto;
	}
	
	
#content_wrap {
	height:800px;
	width:1000px;
	margin-left:auto;
	margin-right:auto;
	margin-top:15px;
	}
	
#left_content_top {
	height:392.5px;
	width:220px;
	float:top-left;
	background-color:#FFF;
	margin-bottom:15px;
	}
	
#left_content_bottom {
	height:392.5px;
	width:220px;
	float:bottom-left;
	background-color:#FFF;
	}	
	
#right_content {
	height:800px;
	width:765px;
	margin-left:15px;
	float:right;
	background-color:#FFF;
	}

The problem i have is that i can't get right_content back in place. The website was fine with no error's as i had it before i split up the left_content into left_content_top and left_content_bottom. I did all the calculation's and it's correct can someone help me out with the problem that is occurring?

[coothead]

Hi there Unruffled

check out the attachment to see a simplified method of coding your page.

coothead

[Unruffled]

Thanks for the fix , but i have no idea how to edit that code in the future and i do not know how you got each text hyperlinked without me seeing it being sliced. May you give me a brief explanation?

[coothead]

Hi there Unruffled,

as you may gather from the code that I provided, image slicing is not often required in modern coding methodology.

Further reading:-

• image slicing or sprites

You should also note that the use of the "table element" for layout purposes is considered to be a twentieth century
practice and should definitely be avoided.

Further reading:-

• Why tables for layout is stupid: problems defined, solutions offered
• Ten ways to speed up the download time of your web pages
• Nested Tables: About the (ab)use of tables as layout tools in webpages.
• Why Tables Are Bad (For Layout) Compared to Semantic HTML + CSS
• Why go table free?
• Why avoiding tables (for layout) is important

coothead

[deathbycheese]

...
You should also note that the use of the "table element" for layout purposes is considered to be a twentieth century
practice and should definitely be avoided.

...
coothead

The exception to this statement is when working with CMS such as Sharepoint or Wordpress or doing HTML Emails which, alas, are all total throw-backs to the '90s and still nested-table based.
Disappointing, but very true.

dbc

[Unruffled]

Thank you for the link's , looking into them now.