I love to use placement tags when I am working with complicated websites that I just can't organize with plain HTML. Don't compromise! Use CSS placement tags...
The Tag

<style type="text/css">
<!-- This makes it so older browsers will not print code

.head { This tag indicates the object identity
      position: absolute;
      top: 0; Pixels from the top you want you object.
      left: 0; Pixels from the right you want you object.       

} This indicates a new break for a new object.


-->
</style>

Side Notes
   Red Text is not included in the coding
   Black Text is included and all punctuation
   should be imitated...
   The Style Tag goes in the <head> tag.

So Netscape users can see the CSS insert this magic tag:

Note:
   These tags must be immediately after the <body> tags.

        <layer id="total">        


Now that you have all of your object placements defined it is time to put them to work....

Note:
   These tags can go anywere in the <body> tags.

        <div class="head">       
        This is my object head at 0 top 0 left       
        </div>        


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