Live Design Journal: Raw layout
One of the things I didn’t miss from working with CSS was the numerous hacks one had to apply in order to create a relatively complex layout. In my opinion, anything with more than 2 columns can be considered complex.
Sure, there are hundreds of 3 column CSS layouts on the web, but to find one where I could easily adapt to my site’s dimensions (Stu Nicholl’s was too hard to do that). Thankfully, after many attempts, including some of my own. I found a layout I could adapt to my design and change easily by using Layout-o-matic.
My time to work on converting the theme was very short, because I had to attend on my best friend’s birthday party. But! I had enough time find a good layout, and adapt it’s dimensions to the ones I needed. As I type this right now, it’s 4am, and I am slowly converting it to a wordpress theme.
You can see the “raw” layout by clicking here.
October 5th, 2007 at 2:48 pm
Ooo it looks like your footer is outside of your container…making it stretch outside of your content area.
Can’t wait to see the styles and stuff!
October 5th, 2007 at 2:49 pm
Yes, it’s meant to be like that, part of the footer will stretch out, and the header will be the same