hi, maybe you can use the faux columsn method
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=AFC58
Quoting caparuni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> hi all, i'm a new member and like to share my problem and hope that
> someone could help me out, cause i'm stuck here for days ;(
>
> http://www.caparuni.or.i
hi,
I think that you ´ve used the faux column technique because you said that you
´ve tried to put a background.
I´ve used faux columns with liquid desing... have you read this article?
http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=AFC58
Quoting Tamara Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I h
hi folks! if you don´t want to install the beta 2 of Internet Explorer 7, you
can download beta 1 from this page
http://downloads.skyzyx.com/index.php?fpp=20&did=8&fid=11 and use it with
another versions of Explorer like 5 or 5.5
this is useful for testing but, only works on Window XP
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Yes, I have tried "display:inline" but in this case, only width this property is
not enough because the list does not be liquid. The elements don´t occupy all
width of the list. I want the same visual effect that if I use a table with a
width o 100% with two columns without width.
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hi folks! I have an horizontal menu; the ul element has a width of 100% but the
number of the elements of the list is variable so I could not set different
width to each one. So the elements must occupy all that they can (liquid).
Properties like "display:table-cell" and similar does not work on In
