Chapter 12. Positioning, Floats, and Z-index
If you've been having a good time adding color, backgrounds, text styles, and margins to your pages, the fun has just begun. You'll be expanding your knowledge (which, at this point in the book should be quite sophisticated) to include the most significant aspects of CSS to be put to use in the past few years.
The combination of technologies you'll be working with in this chapter will provide you with the basis for what you need to know about creating great CSS-based layouts, instead of the table-based ones discussed so often in this book. Fortunately, contemporary browsers have enough CSS support—and we have enough knowledge of workarounds—to apply these techniques to create great-looking pages. ...
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