Divs

A Div is basically like a divider on the page. Divs are used to position images, text, etc.

<div style="position:absolute;left:###px;top:###px;overflow: auto;"> what you want to position here (iframes, tables, words, images, etc) </div>

You find the number of pixels you want to move away from the very very left top corner. You should be able to find these numbers in any graphic editing program. For example in Paint Shop Pro 7, the coordinates will be in the bottom left hand corner when you hover your mouse over that point.

If you want to get down and dirty with divs, here's some more things you can do with them.

<div style="position:absolute; ADD THE REST HERE;"> what you want to position here (iframes, tables, words, images, etc) </div>

here are some of the important attributes to add:
top:###;
bottom:###;
left:###;
right:###;
width:###;
height:###;

You can also do lots of other things with your divs, and all of this goes in the style tag.
background-color: COLOR;
background-image: IMAGE.NAME;
background-attachment: fixed;
border-color: COLOR;
border-style: CHOICE; (choose from SOLID, DOTTED, DASHED)
border-top-width: #px;
border-right-width: #px;
border-bottom-width: #px;
border-left-width: #px;
font: SIZE;
overflow: auto;

The semicolon (;) has to separate each variable, so put it at the end of each.

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