Header, Content, Footer layout

From: Mel <MLightsOut@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 08:57:42 -0700

I have a master page where I want to define a header (centered at top
of browser window), content, and footer (centered at bottom of browser
window). Then I can apply this master page layout to all of my other
pages. Can anyone direct me to some resources to implement this type
of web page? Can I do it with CSS? If so, how? Anyone have any
examples?

- Mel

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