Just so that beginners don't misunderstand, you can keep columns
floating side-by-side regardless of window width if you declare a
fixed width on the block that contains all the columns. That doesn't
strike me as being table emulation, but was that your intention?
No Paul, that is not table
Hi.
Accessibility is always one of my first concerns and here in Italy I'm
fighting my own battle to get developers adopt a more accessible way
of coding their sites to deal with user's needs.
This morning a friend of mine (currently working on a big company web
site) asked if there's a
On 2/5/11 3:27 PM, Michael Beaudoin wrote:
I have a weird one for you all...
I have done a site where it is fine. The client added a new page and
had to redo the menu at the top. It's done as a table in a div (yeah,
had to do it quickly and was a bit rusty. will be correcting it when I
get a
Hi All,
I'm trying to put together a map-driven interface. An embryonic
example is at http://www.gjctech.co.uk/test/test.php (.) The 'work in
progress' CSS stylesheet is at http://www.gjctech.co.uk/test/csw.css
The map consists of a number of tiles, each in a table cell. At each
vertical edge of
Geoff Lane wrote:
I'm trying to put together a map-driven interface. An embryonic
example is at http://www.gjctech.co.uk/test/test.php (.) The 'work in
progress' CSS stylesheet is at http://www.gjctech.co.uk/test/csw.css
The map consists of a number of tiles, each in a table cell. At each
It sounds like you need to set position: relative on the td element. That
way, it will establish a system of coordinates for absolutely positioned
elements inside it - i.e., they will be positioned relative to the upper
left corner of the cell.
I believe this is correct, but if I recall
At 4:51 PM -0500 2/8/11, Paul Burney wrote:
It sounds like you need to set position: relative on the td element. That
way, it will establish a system of coordinates for absolutely positioned
elements inside it - i.e., they will be positioned relative to the upper
left corner of the cell.
Disclaimer -- I have NOT finished the side navigation or the text in the
header. This problem deals with the extra vertical space in the main content
area.
This is in html5 and parses looks right in other browsers.
http://www.umcommin.org/index4finalize.php
What is causing all this extra space
On 2/9/2011 12:32 AM, Carol Swinehart wrote:
Disclaimer -- I have NOT finished the side navigation or the text in the
header. This problem deals with the extra vertical space in the main content
area.
This is in html5 and parses looks right in other browsers.
On 2/9/11 12:32 AM, Carol Swinehart wrote:
Disclaimer -- I have NOT finished the side navigation or the text in the
header. This problem deals with the extra vertical space in the main content
area.
This is in html5 and parses looks right in other browsers.
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