Here Is Where All Of your main Content Will Be Published. There Is An Empty "td" Above This one. it Is used As A Spcer So Everything Lines up Properly With The NAv Table. Do not Insert anything In To That "td"

This Template Also HAs built in CSS Fonts. To Change The Color, Just Change The Color In The CSS Located In The "Head" Portion Of This Document. (.html doc) you Can Also Change the Size. To Change The Actual Font, you need To Place The Font into The "font" folder, then change the name in the font css. The Font needs to be a ".eof" file type inorder for all browsers to accept it.Just Take note Of Wich Attribute you Change. All Different header tags, as well as the paragraph tag, and the "td" tag have customizable fonts.

This template Was Designed using Firefox 5 For testing, And Has Been tested in IE8(? maybe 7) And Everything Works, but The Layout Is All Offcentered. The Twitter Script, And Main Content Table Do not Line up With The Main NAv Tables... I Will Work On A Way To Make the Template Work in both, but it's up to you to get everything working in other browsers, i.e. safari, opera, chrome etc...

As you Can See, I've Left plenty of Room At The Right For Another "td" in this table. This Could be Used For Ads, A Photo Slideshow, Small Video embeds etc... Just Add Another "'td' '/td" After This one, but Before the "tr" I'm Not Sure, but The Widthh Should be Around 300.

In The Twitter script, There Is A Line towards the end that has a "set user" function. just change the name in the parethesis, and qoutes, to your twitter handle, and it should update with your feed. you Sholdnt need to change anything else. it Will Update Automatically, everytome someone loads the page. I'm Working on real time updating.

The Space At the bottom Should Stay Empty, As Long As the Table Is in Place. you Could Add A New Tble, Or even Just A paragraph with a "valign ="bottom"" attribute and add all your copyright data down there.

As Far As i know, Once you Have Filled This table with Contect, A Scroll BAr Should Appear, Allowing the USer To Scroll Down through The Main Page, Without Disturbing The Rest Of The PAge.

Thats kinda Why i Am Writing So much Crap Here... To see if this is true. I Just Dawned on me, that i could have just changed to font size to a sligtly bigger px, and gotten the same result, but now, at least we know how to set everything up.

UPDATE: The Table Just keeps Going... no Scroll BAr. Wich is ok, A Scroll BAr in the Middle of A Creen looks Tacky Anyways. Very 1998. So, In The End, it's Better This Way.

I'm Adding A Few More Lines, as I Am Am At the bottom Of The browser Window, And, I might As Well Go Ahead And See how Everything Works, once thew Contecnt Extends beyond The browsers Viewing Area. I'm not Even Worrying About Spelling, or Proper Grammar Anymore. I Just Want To See how It Works

I've Noticed, That When There Is More Content Than there is browser view, the twitter app, also come down. this should be easily fixed with a "valign" attribute. I'm going To try It.

Just As I Susspected. The "valign" did the trick. I Could HAve used a div class, and set everything absolute, but theres no fun in that for me at the moment.

Now, All Thats Left Is Some Quick Measuring, And Making A Small table template for inside this table, so it's not just a bunch of tex floating around. but i'll save that for another day. or maybe just an image template, with a photomap. That would be easier, and it would save me the headache of a "table within a table"

It Seems As If A image Map the Same Size of The Header Should Work Perfect for this table. Might Need to make it a little taller though. just have to play around with it and see.