> ?
> Cem,
> 
> It's related to CSS because I'm asking how designers use it to create site
> variation.  One of the responses earlier on in the thread was a CSS idea
> where BODY was given a CLASS name to vary the  page's width.
> As I said in the post, it's probably not an easy question to answer.  I
> realize there are no quick answers.  Just looking for some feedback.
> 
> Thank you,
> Mark
> 

Mark, I'm more than happy to provide feedback. Perhaps I didn't quite follow
where you were heading. 

>From a "designers perspective", I think there is no formula on creating
different layouts for various pages. Depending on project you can choose
whatever fancies you.

When it comes to coding though, in order to create various layouts I prefer
ID e.g. <body id="home">, <body id="about"> and so on. CLASS may not be as
strong as ID depending on your declarations.

Also, if you are using dynamic content, it's handy to use a unique attribute
for BODY tag coming from your page data. It makes it easier for future
alterations on any particular page from CSS. Have a look at the BODY tag on
my site for an example.

Hope that helps,

-- 
Cem Meric | http://www.kalkadoon.net/ 
Kalkadoon Corporate Solutions


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