I also suggest having a look at the 960 grid system (http://960.gs)
I used to do it all with floats and em measurements so zooming was very
graceful, but browsers ignore all of that now so you seem to be able to
have columns with fixed widths and it not impact when the user zooms page
content.
On Feb 19, 7:38 pm, mike karthauser wrote:
> You need to float your leftcolumn and also give it a width
>
> Mike Karthauser
> Brightstorm limited
> Tel: 07939252144
>
Thanks, that did the trick.
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You need to float your leftcolumn and also give it a width
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Tel: 07939252144
On 19 Feb 2012, at 18:55, Daniel wrote:
> OK, it's not really a Cake problem, but I get this problem when trying
> to put a column on the right hand side of a Cake page. I have two
OK, it's not really a Cake problem, but I get this problem when trying
to put a column on the right hand side of a Cake page. I have two new
divs, one for the left column and one for the right column. The
problem is that the right column appears below and to the right of the
left column (e.g. dia
