Re: [css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

I've just been going through what has been done at the Zen Garden and was wondering why the absolute positioning method is almost always used. Numbers: 31, Hedges 35, Release One 93, South of the Border 95, Corporate Zenworks 100, 15 Petals all use this position: absolute method to place the

Re: [css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

Christian Collins wrote: I've just been going through what has been done at the Zen Garden and was wondering why the absolute positioning method is almost always used. Zen Garden is about looks - not about practical design. AP-based layouts work well when it's all about looks - as long as no

Re: [css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

On 2/5/06, Christian Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I've just been going through what has been done at the Zen Garden and was wondering why the absolute positioning method is almost always used. Please don't use the Zen Garden for layout examples. It's nice inspiration, but looking under the

Re: [css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

On 2/2/06, Christian Collins wrote: Does anyone know of a Zen Garden layout that floats the linkList div to the left or right of the main content? I've looked through 5 or 6 two-column layouts so far and they all use the position: absolute method. does it have to be zen garden layouts? if

[css-d] multi columns layouts in the Zen Garden, floating and positioning

Does anyone know of a Zen Garden layout that floats the linkList div to the left or right of the main content? I've looked through 5 or 6 two-column layouts so far and they all use the position: absolute method. Thanks Christian