Oh well, thanks anyway! :-)
--- Els <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, overflow:auto doesn't have effect in IE, and
> yes, it does
> give a 'block effect', a clear property has a
> problem with the
> sidebar, unless the parent (#page) is floated, but
> #page can't be
> floated if you want the
Yeah, sorry. My fault for trying to do anything
meaningful at 10:30PM! There is one difference though:
the green div is inside another div, "page", that sits
between it and the sidebar in the div hierarchy. I'll
remove that and see where floating gets me.
Yes, I'm trying to make the green area exp
Whoops, missed this one. Messages aimed at me get keep
getting sent to the junk folder.
The only difference between your and my pages is that
the sidebar div comes before the content for me. Is
that causing the problem?
--- Els <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maybe I didn't explain it well enough :
Sure:
http://www.steamreview.org/files/newstyle.htm
That's more of a personal testbed (thus all the
Mozilla-specific code), but the float issue affects
the main page too. I've made the entry div green to
show where it lies.
I'm currently using overflow:auto on the main page
which more or less wo
Unfortunately, that makes everything clear the
sidebar. It was the first thing I tried, should have
mentioned it.
--- Els <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom Edwards wrote:
> > I'd appreciate some help with this problem. Here
> is
> &g
I'd appreciate some help with this problem. Here is
what I'm trying to achieve:
-
| Content#1 --- --|
| | Image | | Sidebar float ||
| | float | |||
| | | |
