> doug, I think you should show your code (both HTML and CSS) if you
> want to get help.
I thought about that and even tried to come up with some simple sample
code for posting that replicated the problem. I was unable to do it.
The problem is that MY code is real simple. It's just::
<div>
</div>
<div>
</div>
Standalone, my code behaves exactly as one would expect (i.e., the
first <div> container stacks vertically on top of the second and both
<div> containers expand horizontally to consume all available space).
It's only when I stick the Spry Horizontal Menubar Widget in the first
<div> container that the wheels come off the wagon. I tried
commenting out various parts of the Spry CSS in the hopes that I would
be able to identify the culprit. It appears that there is no one
single culprit; but, the problem is produced by a whole lot of things
in concert. Accordingly, if I were to post this, I would have to post
the full CSS for the Spry Horizontal Menubar Widget. That's a lot of
CSS and I doubt that anyone wants to plow through that.
Consequently, I have concluded that the problem is attributable to the
Spry Menubar Widget and I think that they should provide guidance on
how to deal with it (since presumably the placement of the widget
within a <div> element would be a relatively common layout practice).
Accordingly, I have come up with the work-around of inserting a table
in the first <div> element and inserting the Horizontal Menubar Widget
in that. I know, I know! :) It's a work-around for Pete sake and it
does work! :) I guess that's what I'm stuck with until I come up with
something better.
Thanks very much for your input.
... doug
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