Old style layout was a table width 100% with 4 cells:

[ logo ] [ title ]
[ menu ] [ content ]

logo / menu had a fixed width, and logo / title had a fixed height.
Because the table width was 100%, the table nicely filled the whole
width of the browser, with title and content adjusting automatically.

I've tried to emulate this in css using a 4 div layout, and I can create
the divs and get them in the right places, but I can't seem to find the
css I need to make the title / content divs extend to the correct widths
and heights.

If I set the widths to 100%, it uses 100% of the parent element, which
is the whole page.

Should I be wrapping the logo / menu divs in a "left" div and the title
/ content divs in a "right" div, or what?

Denis