WordPress in a website with tables

  • Hi all,
    I’d like to use php tables for my website, in stead of layers or frames, but is it possible with wordpress? I’d like to have a toptable with the header of the site, just as it is now. Then the bottompart has to be split up into 2, a smaller left navigation table and the main table on the right. I know how to make the tables, but how can I get WordPress to function in them and make sure links at the navigation table are opened in the main table on the right?
    My site is: https://www.boneless.nl (now still using header, posts and footer as layers).
    Can anyone help?
    Thanks, Boneless

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  • Hi there,
    you can use wp in your table layout, you just have to modifiy the right files (depending on your Version: index.php, sidebar.php,…)
    e.g. The header and the footer of the wp should be in wp-header.php and wp-footer.php
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    Rene

    I am not a fan of layers so I am using tables too.
    my menu, header, footer and content area are PHP included in my table layout.

    Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    “The Loop” is the code from WordPress’s index.php which handles the display of your blog’s posts. That may come in handy.
    https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/TheLoop

    Not the answer you want, I know, but read this:
    https://www.hotdesign.com/seybold/
    and consider dragging yourself into the 21st century…

    Don’t listen to the css fundamentalists.
    1. make the site work on all browsers
    2. use tables when you feel necessary
    I’m sick of needing a phd to get around the css incompatibility issues; having to hunt for hacks and workarounds just to make things look the same. Until firefox, netscape, safari, and i.e. start treating css equally, then I’ll continue to use what’s easiest.

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