I was wondering what is best
You already know this could be a Ford vs. Chevy post, but here is what time
has taught me. Unorganized is not the way to go. It will cost you even
during the initial development if it isn't organized. This is what shook
out from my experience:
A, I have one main
Troep ,
That's not a weird problem, nor a bug, nor a proprietary thing. it's simply
a difference in browsers that is a carry over from a time when there was no
standard, defacto or otherwise. Your IE has the bullets too, it's just that
they are hiding behind something. The default is the disc
Facts:
- The bug affects all browsers built on the Firefox 1.0 code base, which
amounts to over 5% of the web surfers.(Netscape through version 8 is one.)
If afflicts none of the others including FF 1.5, 2.0, NS 9, IE 6 7, Opera,
and Safari PC.
- When you window first appears, it displays a
Hi George,
I understand where you are coming from. I put together logic, helps, and
layouts over a very frustrating 2 80 hour weeks. However, I could see early
on the advantages over cleverly stacking boxes. The most valuable thing
that I did is to understand the elements and then thought
a border, padding, etc. later, we would not need to
calculate a new width for the faux margin div.
Thanks!
-Original Message-
From: Drew Trusz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 6:55 AM
To: Jack Toering
Subject: Re: [css-d] How can I Center the Middle Column
, the one I want centered between 1
3/div div style=position:absolute; float:right; width:25%; right:0;
top:0;This is column 3/div /div /body
Am I right?
Roberto
P.S.: I tried it in I.E. 5.0 - I.E. 7.0 without any problems.
Jack Toering wrote:
How can I center the middle column
between 1 3/div div style=position:absolute;
width:25%; right:0; top:0;This is column 3/div /div /body
Anyway, I'm glad I could help!
Roberto
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Jack Toering wrote:
Roberto:
Thank your for responding.
Am I right?
It's perfect! I never thought of using
How can I center the middle column? Consider the following:
div style=width:600px; text-align:center;
div style=float:left;width:25%;This is column 1/div
div style=float:left;width:40%; margin:0 auto;This is column 2, the
one I want centered between 1 3/div
div style=float:right;
Thanks David Hucklesby
Try changing the margin of the middle column to margin:0 5%;. Add
display:inline; to prevent IE's margin doubling
I was hoping for some clever way to float it in the middle. Oddly, even
this doesn't work in IE as it doubles the margin anyway. (I've used this
fix before
