Georg wrote:
> Ingo Chao wrote:
> > Just did a Opera9 (technical preview, built 8031, Win) test
> > on my old inline-block testpage
[..]
>
> Downloaded your page and made a few tests with variations on
> it. Adding 'display: inline-table' into the mix made a huge
> difference in what I could do wi
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Just did a Opera9 (technical preview, built 8031, Win) test on my old
> inline-block testpage, and it now supports vertical-align for
> inline-block content correctly. Very nice.
Downloaded your page and made a few tests with variations on it. Adding
'display: inline-table' in
Just did a Opera9 (technical preview, built 8031, Win) test on my old
inline-block testpage, and it now supports vertical-align for
inline-block content correctly. Very nice.
Ingo
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Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
> Now, have this method been tested for layout of whole pages?
Since I rarely build whole pages, I can't answer if this is a good
option. Hope this thread will be part of the test.
The floats are in it by the OP for the dropshadow effect I am not lucky
with. The floats sh
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Ingo Chao wrote:
> http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/inlineblock/cards.html
>
> Allows for text-zoom and window resizing, I think, and wraps in
> multiple rows(better than floats at least, but not without flaws).
> Should work in IE5.5+, Opera8, Fx1.0.7-1.5RC3. Don't know what Op
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Ingo Chao wrote:
> http://www.satzansatz.de/cssd/inlineblock/cards.html
>
> Allows for text-zoom and window resizing, I think, and wraps in
> multiple rows(better than floats at least, but not without flaws).
> Should work in IE5.5+, Opera8, Fx1.0.7-1.5RC3. Don't know what Op
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Just to make sure I understand you: The boxes shall wrap in centred
> "rows" like text when you resize the window or add more boxes?
> Unfortunately, Browser support does not allow for easily wrapping block
> level content - when the boxes are of different height, floats canno
Ingo Chao wrote:
> Just to make sure I understand you: The boxes shall wrap in centred
> "rows" like text when you resize the window or add more boxes?
> Unfortunately, Browser support does not allow for easily wrapping block
> level content - when the boxes are of different height, floats canno
Bruce Searl wrote:
>...trying to learn new fangled CSS Layout.
>
>Hello all!
>
>
>
>I could have done this in my sleep in about 10 min with a simple table...]
>
>
Your 'artistic brain' as you put it might grasp the concept if you let
it. You are working with a new and different medium. Let i
Hi Bruce,
I just took a quick look at your pages.
#1. To remove the space, try putting margin:0; on the SmallTxt class.
#2. I don't know about the effect with drop-shadows, but try setting
text-align: center; in the div.float definition.
#3. I'm not sure I entirely understand this problem. Per
>
> 1. How do I get rid of the space under the thumbs so the text is right
> underneath each
> image?
>
* { margin:0; padding:0; } applied to the images, maybe?
> 2. How can I center each image in each float? They only seem to left align
If you have a float, and what is contained is in another
Bruce Searl wrote:
> 3. When it wraps there is no vertical space between what amounts to then "two
> rows" or
> images and text where should I add margin, to the bottom of the paragraph?
>
> 4. How can I center all the images within the main container so they all
> group together in
> the midd
...trying to learn new fangled CSS Layout.
Hello all!
I have several problems which might be very simple to fix but seem
insurmountable to my
level of experience.
Down at the bottom of these example test pages is a row of thumbs created using
Mark
Newhouseon's A list apart article on "Prac
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