3 column Minima clone

This is all prety outdated. Please visit the Creating A Blogger Template series: Creating a Blogger Template (1) - from scratch Creating a Blogger Template (2) - the layout Creating a Blogger Template (3) - a fluid design Creating a Blogger Template (4) - variables Minima 3-column (new) Blogger Clone Et cetera ... . For the 'Community' (and for the fun of it) I hand out a 3 column layout solution here. It's a simple showcase, nothing more. The structure is very basic, proven (has been for me, in quite some variations, a reliable structure for years; it isn't mine though!), easy to comprehent and easy to implement. Like I said, this structure exists for years now, and I principally like it's flexibility: altering a few style-elements is enough to change it's behavior to almost anything one could ask for. Should be a nice 'toolbox' to examine/study/snitch. Click this picture (or the title above) to enter the showcase: And this is not strictly 'as is', so if you want to e-mail me for help, questions or comments, feel free to do so. UPDATE (Saturday, July 09, 2005): And as an extra: here's a MINIMA, the most used Blogger Template, in a 3 column layout - main section defined fluid. On the Blogger Forum some Ninny once tried to bite my head off for this, calling this modified template 'a blond clone' :-) Sigh! "The new templates are freely available for hundreds of thousands of Blogger users to select, use, and customize at will." I know there are more of these modified Minima's out there. They could well be better then this one, too. Still, since there are so many struggling with a third column I've decided to publish this template (again) anyway! Like I said: this is just A 3 column solution. But (no reason not to be confident, once in a while :-) ) I believe this one has a few strong features: 1) here the paddings and margins are nicely balanced; 2) when altering the Minima in a 3 column layout one always seems to forget about that Header (very ugly, that is!) and here it stretches as it should. Templates to be found in the sidebar! Update (Friday, January 20, 2006): Q: There is a big gap between the post title and the post body in the first post! HELP! A: That's (most likely) caused by the (famous) "div clear:both". See: Blogger Buzz: A Layout Solution! Blogger Dashboard › Settings › Formatting › Enable float alignment = No. (Allows image and text alignment options using the <div clear:both> tag. (Choose "No" if you are having post layout problems.)) Have a nice one!