Re: [css-d] width and percent

2007-08-09 Thread Ray Leventhal
karuna sagar k wrote:
> Hi,
>
> {width: 60%} - here the width of the element is 60% of what ?
> Also, does the answer to above hold good for "margins" and "paddings" ?
>
> Thanks,
> Karuna
>
>
> -
>   
Hi Karuna,

As I understand it,  a percentage width is calculated based on the
parent element.

ie:

html body {
width: 700px;
}

#element1 {
width: 60%
}
===




.. some content ...





the div with id element1 will have its width be 60% of the
containing/parent element, in this case 'body'.

HTH,
~R

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[css-d] width and percent

2007-08-09 Thread karuna sagar k
Hi,

{width: 60%} - here the width of the element is 60% of what ?
Also, does the answer to above hold good for "margins" and "paddings" ?

Thanks,
Karuna

   
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