To
position text and images freely on your page, you can create an area called
the
layout box, position the frame anywhere in a Web page, and then
insert text or images in it. You can align layout boxes with a grid and stack
multiple layout boxes to change page layout and design.
As an alternative to layout boxes, you can also consider using free layout
mode to create a similar effect.
In some cases, if you create your page using layout boxes, the images and
the text in the page might be stacked on one another, depending on the size
of a browser or the screen resolution. To avoid this situation, it is recommended
that you use tables rather than layout boxes for page layout.
Note: Layout boxes use style sheet technology; therefore, only Netscape Navigator
4.0 or later and Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 or later can display
layout boxes. The contents of a layout box might look different on various
browsers.