7;d just use Son of Suckerfish and do an image replacement on the
> topmost menu items. Sorted.
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On 3/6/06, ~davidLaakso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Frank Van Damme wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am trying to achieve a certain effect. I am trying to put a box on a
> > web page where the content (a box, say) is positioned - either
> > absolutely or using
box. The only problem (and therefor my problem with the bottom
margin) is that if the user enlarges his browser window, not all the
content will be shown (some of it will fall in the clipped area...)
Anyone an idea?
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An absolute positioned element does not have any influence on its
siblings or parent. So, if you want the whole to grow, I advise you
to:
- set the #sidebar float: right; width: 240px;
- set #content to width:748 px; margin-right: 248px;
or similar. Experiment and enjoy :)
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reciated.
You might want to try puting another box around the vertical) center
of your page. I mean a before and a
before .
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