Re: [css-d] Restricting Class position

2006-08-14 Thread Rick den Haan
Peter Brooks wrote:
> Hello all,
> I am writing a php template editor for a blog site currently and I am
> exploring my options, we are restricting users from editing anything outside
> #blogWrapper, as currently users happily override the top header for the
> site.
> I've sucessfully created this feature, the next thing is to consider
> alternative ways users could cover up the header, so far I can see two
> options.
> Dissallow absolute & fixed positioning (have I missed any?)
> or detect when a user intends to put a layer over the header.
>
> The site is fully em based.
>
> Cheers

Negative margins/paddings, possibly in combination with z-index

Rick.
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[css-d] Restricting Class position

2006-08-14 Thread Peter Brooks
Hello all,
I am writing a php template editor for a blog site currently and I am
exploring my options, we are restricting users from editing anything outside
#blogWrapper, as currently users happily override the top header for the
site.
I've sucessfully created this feature, the next thing is to consider
alternative ways users could cover up the header, so far I can see two
options.
Dissallow absolute & fixed positioning (have I missed any?)
or detect when a user intends to put a layer over the header.

The site is fully em based.

Cheers
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