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Hi all,
I have a div with a bunch of text content. I want to display the div
on one line only, and crop the right edge to the browser's viewport.
Easy breazy, I just apply white-space: nowrap; and overflow: hidden;
to the div.
BUT, when I put that div inside a table cell with no width (this is
re
Hi all,
I have a div with a bunch of text content. I want to display the div
on one line only, and crop the right edge to the browser's viewport.
Easy breazy, I just apply white-space: nowrap; and overflow: hidden;
to the div.
BUT, when I put that div inside a table cell with no width (this is
re
richard,
> well described, and you're right -- once the epiphany strikes, lots
> becomes clear ...
thanks.
> iiuc, i _do_ have the 'boxes' correctly defined/laid out. the menu &
> dropdown are, in fact working 'correctly' as:
sweet. sorry for the misunderstanding.
> now, i WANT to have the dr
Shelly,
Frankly, I'd just lay the whole thing out with old-school tables. Bust
out the Nirvana and Pearl Jam cds, dust off the David Siegel book,
create a single-pixel gif or 3, and have at it. Think of it as an
exercise in appreciation for how far we've come.
Seriously, it's for somebody's intra
(the parent), you do something like this:
div#foo { position:relative; }
div#bar { position: absolute; top: 10px; left: 20px; }
Then, in the xhtml...
some content
That'll offset the content of bar 10px from the top edge and 20px from
the left edge of foo.
Hope this makes sense and help a bit w/ your t
st stuff. It looks like it's
wrapped in a nice div id="left". You could prepend all of your
left-menu list rules with div#left, and that'd likely clear up the
problem too.
Cheers,
-pete
PS. This is my first post to the list. I hope there'll be more to come.
--
Pete
