Column One

Ilike this template because it gives a professional look to any Web site.  If using a three column design it will automatically drop down to a two column design for windows and browsers with low resolution.  Thus eliminating the need for a bottom scroll bar.

When you view a 4-column page with your window width set to 1280 pixels, you'll see all 4 columns arranged horizontally across your screen. If your window is 1024 pixels wide, you'll see 3 columns. And if your window is 800 pixels wide (or less), you'll see 2 columns.

Where do the columns go?

The outer columns do not disappear—they simply and seamlessly drop to the bottom of their preceding column. Each column will always have a full-height vertical border. Folks with narrow browser windows will never know what they're missing. In fact, they will not miss a thing.

Drop Caps and Typefaces

Typographers have been using drop caps since medieval times as a design element. Rather than using a standard web font-family, such as Arial, Verdana, or Georgia, we've opted to use a more stylish family of typefaces. Depending on your computer and its configuration, you'll see either Palatino Linotype, Palatino, Baskerville, or Book Antiqua.