Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

2009-12-18 Thread MEM 
 You could try something like:
 
 #conteudoPrimeiraColunaProdutoHome,
 #conteudoSegundaColunaProdutoHome,
 #conteudoTerceiraColunaProdutoHome {
   min-height:7em;
   _height:7em;
 }
 


 You could try something like:
 
 #conteudoPrimeiraColunaProdutoHome,
 #conteudoSegundaColunaProdutoHome,
 #conteudoTerceiraColunaProdutoHome {
   min-height:7em;
   _height:7em;
 }
 
 
 --
 Regards,
 Thierry | www.tjkdesign.com
 
 
 --
 Regards,
 Thierry | www.tjkdesign.com


Thanks a lot Thierry,

Can I please ask a few questions:

0) Should we have both, the big margin and bottom value technique and a
defined height? Or one will suffice (I will test, is just to have some
theoretic references)

1)
So, we apply a min-height to compliant browsers, 
and we give _height that will be read by IE 6, correct?

2)
Why do we do min-height, and not height? (I will read about both properties
and try to figured out myself, still, some help figuring out would be nice.
:) ) 

3)
If we can do this, on what circumstances should we use the equal height
techniques instead ?
(I would like to properly understand where should we use one, and where
should we use another.)
 

Again, thank you.

Márcio


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Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

2009-12-18 Thread David Laakso 

 0) Should we have both, the big margin and bottom value technique and a
 defined height? Or one will suffice (I will test, is just to have some
 theoretic references)
   


Do it both ways. Then you may know which way is best for the situation 
you currently face,


 1)
 So, we apply a min-height to compliant browsers, 
 and we give _height that will be read by IE 6, correct?
   


Yes.


 2)
 Why do we do min-height, and not height? (I will read about both properties
 and try to figured out myself, still, some help figuring out would be nice.
 :) 
   


Apply the fix to the layout. Test the page at text-size largest in IE; 
and at +1 and +2 font-scaling in a compliant browser. This will answer 
your question.




 3)
 If we can do this, on what circumstances should we use the equal height
 techniques instead ?
   


After you've done a hundred or so layouts you may know under exactly 
what set of specific circumstances which is best and why. Or, you may 
not know that.



 (I would like to properly understand where should we use one, and where
 should we use another.)

   

Try both of them. Preferably with stress testing (font-scaling). This 
will enable you to decide where you should use one or the other in the 
specific situation such as the one at hand. Maybe.

I think in general that there are relatively few definitive answers that 
will work in every conceivable situation that arises in any given 
layout. There is a long and steep learning curve. With knowledge of the 
specs, time, experience, and practice,  knowing what works when and 
where becomes a little easier.


  



 Márcio


   



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Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

2009-12-18 Thread MEM 
Better than giving a fish to someone is to teach that someone how to fish.

Thanks a lot David, again. 

I will properly test the above later tonight.


Regards,
Márcio

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[css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

2009-12-17 Thread MEM 
Hello all, 

Please have a look on the orange boxes here:
http://www.chequedejeuner.nuvemk.com/educainfantil.html

I have overflow:hidden; on the container(wrapper).
I have set the margins and padding to big opposite values.

Still, the equal heights don't appear among orange boxes.

Each orange box as a right border that should be preserved, and this was the
reason why this technique was preferred.


Can I please ask your help in order to allow equal height among those orange
boxes?


Thanks a lot,
Márcio

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Re: [css-d] equal height columns - strickes again - no faux column allowed (I suppose)

2009-12-17 Thread Thierry Koblentz 
 Please have a look on the orange boxes here:
 http://www.chequedejeuner.nuvemk.com/educainfantil.html

 I have overflow:hidden; on the container(wrapper).
 I have set the margins and padding to big opposite values.

 Still, the equal heights don't appear among orange boxes.

 Each orange box as a right border that should be preserved, and this was
the
 reason why this technique was preferred.

 
 Can I please ask your help in order to allow equal height among those
orange
 boxes?

You could try something like:

#conteudoPrimeiraColunaProdutoHome, 
#conteudoSegundaColunaProdutoHome, 
#conteudoTerceiraColunaProdutoHome {
min-height:7em;
_height:7em;
}


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Regards,
Thierry | www.tjkdesign.com




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