El 16/10/14 a las 23:01, Eric escribió:
Peredur,
I looks like this is a university's directory page/site.
Well. It's a company working with potential university students. Mainly
potential students from outside of the UK. Not sure how much we can
generalise about what they might have
I imagine that this will turn out to be a very simple question, but
never one to avoid displaying my own ignorance, here goes...
I'm trying to create a layout for a website that is in dire need of
attention and this (URL below) is a mockup of something approaching what
I'm aiming for:
El 15/10/14 a las #4, David Laakso escribió:
Peter,
One way to do that is to put the nav after the footer in the markup.
And then absolute position the nav into a block [article] of padding.
Once you get to the media queries, the amount of padding needed can be
tweaked-- less needed at
I wonder if somebody could take a look at this site:
http://www.memoriahistorica.org.es/joomla/
It's not a site I'm working on or associated with, from a development
point of view, in any way. However I notice that the page's text
content overflows its container and I wondered (in case this
El 21/10/13 16:54, Tom Livingston escribió:
What browser? I'm not seeing the issue in FF 2
Interesting.
FF24 on Ubuntu 12.04LTS. Also in Chrome on the same.
Regards
Peter
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*Peter Bradley*
peredur.net http://www.peredur.net
El 21/10/13 17:05, Chris Rockwell escribió:
Check out this article from 456bereastreet.com:
http://www.456bereastreet.com/archive/200704/how_to_prevent_html_tables_from_becoming_too_wide/
Specifically:
The layout model of tables differ from that of block level elements in that
they will
El 21/10/13 17:12, Tom Livingston escribió:
Looks like the article columns near the bottom are 50% each, plus 25px
left and right padding. Turning off the padding helps, but I think
there is more going on like that in the two columns. HTH
It does Tom. Thanks.
Basically the message I'm
El 21/10/13 17:21, Tom Livingston escribió:
haha... and my example goes along with what Chris was saying. 50% +
50% + 50px of padding = more than 100%.
Table says OK, if you say so, here ya go!
:)
:-D
Many thanks all
Peter
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*Peter Bradley*
peredur.net http://www.peredur.net
El 21/10/13 17:23, Alan Gresley escribió:
It's caused by the table further down having two images side by side
(the first is 551px wide and the second is 573px wide ) in two
separate columns. This fixed width of 1,124px causes the parent table
(with one table cell) to be as wide. Because
El 21/10/13 17:41, Alan Gresley escribió:
Your welcome. A simple demo below. There more involved but this gives
the concept of the madness.
Alan
div style=float: left; background: yellowgreen; width: 20%;height:
100pxfloat left/div
div style=float: right; background: skyblue; width: 80%;
El 20/04/12 22:09, Barry Brevik escribió:
I am now desperate enough to post to this list.
Everything below refers to the code at:
http://obedience4life.com/index3.html
Disclaimer: The site displays properly only with MSIE. Making it
cross-browser is my next project.
This is a 3 column layout
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