Need 3 Column Website Templates to design a asp.net website.

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Dear Friends,

My facing a problem with Design, i have created a web application its working well.
But the problem am facing is with design,I dont know how to design the good website, so that it will run all the browsers.

It is working well in Google Chrome, But the design is not displaying correctly in IE and Foxpro.

I want to run my application in Internet Explorer.

So my Humble request is that, I need a good template with header, 3 columns and footer in my website.

Please help me my dear Friends.

Thanks a lot for ever

Posted 13-Oct-12 21:35pm

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Dave Kerr · Answer 1 · 2012-10-13T22:11:00

For layouts such as this, I would strongly recommend using the Grid 960 system:

http://960.gs/[^]

This will let you create three columns in a fixed width container - you can also create the header and footer with this layout system.

This is a very good approach - it is commonly used so you can get support if you need it and very easy to set up.

The page below has more detail on actually using 960gs - including how to deal with a header:

http://www.thewebmadeeasy.com/css/css3-grid-principals-3-creating-the-960-divisions-3/[^]

Good luck!!