I'm part way though updating my website, and I've already shifted a lot of it over to CSS, but in the future I'm looking to move entirely away from the messy table markup I have now and style everthing though CSS. I was wondering if it's possible to create bordered boxes using image elements. I can see already how much of this would be done, but corner images are an issue for me as I can't see how that would be done.
An example website that does this, a link to a tutorial, or even suggestions on the best way to approach it would be really apprreciated.
Here's the kind of thing I'm trying to do, where TL,TOP,TR,L,R,BL,B,BR are all small border images:
________________ |TL| TOP |TR| |__|_________|__| | | | | | | | | |L | BODY | R| | | | | |__|_________|__| |BL| BOTTOM |BR| |__|_________|__|
Or just check out my site: http://www.moonpod.com/ you'll get the idea of what I'm trying to do (Although I will apologise in advance to anyone who looks at the source for it's shameful practices :oops: - In my defence I was still learning HTML at that point and didn't even know what CSS was!)
Table-less image corners
Doh! This always happens to me, after I ask a question I always find the answer.
Here's 2 great tutorials, should anyone want to do something similar:
Table-less image corners
The site in my signature is nested DIVs that create a floating, stretching box for each page.
