Thanks, David. But I think, "Maybe not". I didn't see in any of those
layouts that if you removed (for example) "id=navigation", that
the exact same CSS would produce a two-column instead of a three-column
layout. To switch from three to two columns, you have to remove the
column you don't want *a
Johnson, Mark (NIH/NLM/NCBI) [C] wrote:
> This should be simple, but I find nothing googling. Perhaps you can help?
>
> I'd like a single CSS 1-, 2-, or 3- column layout, where the number of columns
> depends on presence/absence of a div. I'd prefer liquid center,
> and fixed-width left and right,
This should be simple, but I find nothing googling. Perhaps you can help?
I'd like a single CSS 1-, 2-, or 3- column layout, where the number of columns
depends on presence/absence of a div. I'd prefer liquid center,
and fixed-width left and right, and a footer that stretches
across the bottom.
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