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so people welcome to your 31st XHTML and CSS tutorial and in this tutorial Iamp;#39;m gonna be clearing up a lot of confusion that you probably have surrounding the div thing that I talked about a couple of tutorials ago so a little refresher a couple tutorials ago I told you guys that in order to position elements exactly where you want on your webpage then you use something called div and theyamp;#39;re pretty much like boxes that you can move around screen and theyamp;#39;ve let you make the layout a lot prettier than you could with just tables or just using plain XHTML but you guys are probably thinking this all right Bucky if I have a bunch of different boxes and theyamp;#39;re all just called div then how does the browser know what div I want to go where well the answer is through the use of something called IDs now ID is a lot like well itamp;#39;s kind of a lot like a style but itamp;#39;s different as well you use ideas a lot with divs in order to position boxes at diffe
