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Defining footer via style sheet

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Finally started the project to re-design my rather poor looking site to 21st century looks and functions, with latest versions of xhtml and css; bit of a job to say the least.

 

One of the first sub projects, is to create a 2 or 3 column footer displaying individual pages. The amount of pages as well as the order of display will be subject to many changes. Therefore, I want to be able to do that by just altering the style sheet and in one go adjust the footer so all the pages have the same display of links to various other pages.

 

If half possible, I do NOT want to use tables for this. Bit of a long story, but solid reasons.

 

How do I achieve this goal?

Do bear in mind that my experience of code writing is limited.

Not sure what you mean feeds to other sites or just content, a bit of jQuery code would do the trick either a accordian or carousel, www.jquery.com might help

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