If by "familiar" you mean "mildly not-ignorant," whatcha need?

Haha and I'll try to help too

Okay so I'm taking a web scripting class and I have a project due. Basically the instructor said to create a website with two linking pages and some pictures and shit. nothing fancy. All I am trying to do is:

I want these three groups of images, texts and headings to stay together and center on the page.

Here I'll upload a pic of the wireframe I'm going for.

I would suggest doing a centered td to hold the "page"

you could set the align attribute in the stylesheet to center and then call with a <td class="whatever">

oh that's easy.. you can do it with tr and td, no problem..

I'm not sure exactly what that means. this is like week 2 LOL

think of the outer td as the size of the wireframe picture.. if you look at the basics, you have 3 td (columns) that hold 3 tr (rows)

that's a quick way to keep everything aligned

sorry.. use a div instead for the overall wireframe box.. need coffee. LOL

oh okay! I'll look how to set that up. I was using <article> and <area> and trying to set enclose everything in a float:left something or another I have no idea what I am doing thh.

tbh*

Pilz CompanyName - PageName

I set everything on this page up with divs and css

(never finished the page.. lolllll)

in this page, I have a div for the "page", and then one for each section.. like you could have "wireframe-1" "wireframe-2" "wireframe-3", for each of the 3 columns..

looking at this again, it might be easier to use a div for each section and a <p> (paragraph) for each row in that column

that way you can drag it around

could I like show you what I have? LOL because I don't even think we've gone over div's yet.

sure

my biggest tip of all -- comment comment comment. you'll come back to it 6 months to a year later to try and figure out what the hell is going on.. lol

I don't even think I know how to do a comment. LOL

<!This is a comment>

grrrr.. it won't let me do it here cause it thinks it is a strike out

I think I send this to you. Edit fiddle - JSFiddle I'm not sure

<! - - (hyphens smooshed together) - ->

oooh okay

maybe I should do that. LOL

ah.. they haven't started you in styles yet.. I see..LOL

here I am trying to get too advanced.

haha that is pretty much the extent of my knowledge in CSS and HTML

article and section threw me because they're new tags apparently

Ahh okay.

I can skype if it's easier.

I figured it out.. you need another attribute in article.. float:left;

article{
padding-top:40px;
padding-left:40px;
float:left;
}

I just realized I didn't have you in my skype..loll

Edit fiddle - JSFiddle

ooh okay

and I'm Kris.Katastrophe on skype

added.. :3

Sorry I was at the store lol, yes to float!