At 02:55 PM 17/03/2008, Gunlaug Sørtun wrote: >Vicki Stebbins wrote: > > [...] http://www.keenstreet-dev.com/index.php to site correctly. > > > > Q. It was all working fine and then for no reason that I can figure > > out when I go to the homepage the text is down the page or there's a > > big gap in between paragraphs, on refresh it corrects? > >I can't see anything wrong with your homepage in any of my win-browsers, >neither on first load nor when refreshed. Which browser is acting up? > > > Second: On this page the div holding the information is quirky... > > http://www.keenstreet-dev.com/casestudy.php?the_cat=25 > >A table without declared width shrinks when there's not enough content >to space it out. That explains your second case. Since you can't declare >width and not control the amount (width) of content, you can't use >'display: table' there. > >One possible alternative: > >#ufwus {/*userfriendly web updating system*/ >margin: 2px 3px 25px 25px; >overflow: hidden; >} > >* html #ufwus {/* for IE6 and lower */ >overflow: visible; >height: 1%; >} > > > >div#rbox { >float: right; >display: inline; >margin: 0 0 0 5px; >} > >This alternative has the drawback that you can't pull elements visible >over the edges of #ufwus - except in IE6 and older. That's why margins >on div#rbox has to be corrected, along with margins on #ufwus. > >Other than that the isolation-effect is the same as before - which makes >your homepage line-up work with a few adjustments, and you'll get a >full-width container regardless of amount (width) of content - which >will solve your second case. > >Don't think there are any other good CSS-only alternatives for your >layout, if you want the right-float on your homepage to line up as >intended. > >regards > Georg >-- >http://www.gunlaug.no
Hi Georg, Peter wrote and said the same about the homepage... I think it's me ;-( dear me sometimes I just can't bear browsers and computers. I will look at your fixes for the other and read it carefully to try and fully understand what's going on... sometimes I feel such a slow learner with CSS but I could never go back to a table design that's for sure... I need to keep on keeping on... Many thanks for your help as usual Georg... may your cows milk be rich and creamy ;-) Kind regards Vicki ______________________________________________________________________ css-discuss [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.css-discuss.org/mailman/listinfo/css-d List wiki/FAQ -- http://css-discuss.incutio.com/ List policies -- http://css-discuss.org/policies.html Supported by evolt.org -- http://www.evolt.org/help_support_evolt/
