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I would suggest looking at using less tables.

Header: There is very little need for the table you have wrapped around the h1 tag, you could just style the h1 tag, or even better put a div around it for extra styling.
Menu: Look at using the ul and li tags to create a list menu.
Content: You don't need the table again, just replace it with a div tag.
Footer: Look at using div tags and span tags if you need to.

Good luck! :)

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Thank you, EpicWebs!

 

Would it be too much to ask if I asked you to convert my table design into divs?

 

Thanks again. :)

I would highly recommend learning to do it yourself, starting piece by piece.

Start with the header and just completely remove any tables, then go from there :)

Yes, using table to create the layout of your website is the old school way,you show learn how to position your elements using css, that's the way to do !

 

On my side, I quite like to use the display property, check that link http://learnlayout.com/inline-block.html

In the past I used to use float, but not anymore, at least, less more.

 

Keep it up :good:

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