I'm still having trouble with understanding full width/height layouts in
CSS. Could someone have a look below at my sample and help me clear up
my understanding.
Thanks.
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width col issue
Hi Alec,
Alec A. Lazarescu wrote:
I'd like a header, a left bar with a fixed width of 165 and 100%
height, a content area with width the remaining window width 100% and
height 100% and a content footer (only on bottom of content, not the
whole bottom with the left bar).
I
I'd like a header, a left bar with a fixed width of 165 and 100% height,
a content area with width the remaining window width 100% and height
100% and a content footer (only on bottom of content, not the whole
bottom with the left bar).
With height 100% I'm having a problem with a vertical
I'm using a floated horizontal list based on one of the ones on
listmatic and everything working great IE6 and FireFox. Safari is
putting a break before the list item with the combo box. I've found
that if I hardcode a width in #navlist or take out the float that works
around it, but I don't
FireFox has the text background red but stops at the height of the text
rather than filling the whole span (made larger by the image). How do I
make the whole span red w/o hardcoding any widths because the image size
can obviously change.
span style=background-color: redSome textimg
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Subject: Re: [css-d] Vertical Align like table cells with CSS
Alec,
on Wednesday, January 4, 2006 at 16:40 Alec A. Lazarescu wrote:
I've tried and failed to align text, an image, and a button neatly
vertically using CSS. I would rather not force a height on a
container around them
I've tried and failed to align text, an image, and a button neatly
vertically using CSS. I would rather not force a height on a container
around them as that's not very flexible if the font or image size
changes, text wraps, etc. It needs to work in IE6/FireFox/Safari.
Seems like a trivial thing
FireFox has the text background red but stops at the height of the text
rather than filling the whole span (made larger by the image). How do I
make the whole span red w/o hardcoding any widths because the image size
can obviously change.
span style=background-color: redSome textimg
style
TD.databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; }
.databox { border: 2px solid #6D7C9B; }
/style
If I have just .databox and I try td class=databox, the class isn't
applied. I specifically need to make a TD.databox. How come sometimes
I can't use the solitary class selector and I
Having a bear of a time making a scalable button in CSS with an image on
the left and the right and a background image in between. I can't get
the text to take up the height of the button (25px) so the background
tiles properly and I can't seem to center it. I tried the negative
margin hack and
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