the php code does a browser check and if IE it loads a very small
additional CSS bit to fix IE
This isn't a reliable way of doing things. Anybody can spoof the user
agent HTTP header, and many people do.
Opera, whose CSS standards compliance is much better than IE6, pretends to
be IE by
On the note of learning PHP/JS that quickly, I've been working in and
with PHP now for a long time and for many different uses. I've learned
many things along to way and completely agree with what Christian said.
Its one thing knowing the syntax of a language, and what functions,
classes and
Peter,
On Feb 7, 2006, at 1:37 AM, Peter Lindstrom wrote:
why can't I just have:
...
and define my width, background colors, images etc per div as I see
fit.
pretty sure it doesn't really need to be this difficult.
If it weren't for old browsers (like ie6/win) you could. And, you are
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::-Original Message-
::From: Roger Roelofs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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ok.. after many hours of banging my head on the keyboard and apparently
annoying more than a couple people here with my simple comment css should
be easier I have a nearly working solution for my layout.
first, I would like to thank the people at http://www.tanfa.co.uk/ for
providing a layout
Peter Lindstrom wrote:
http://www.allanalog.com/aaw/5.php
the php code does a browser check and if IE it loads a very small
additional CSS bit to fix IE
... comments, fixes to my remaining problems, sarcastic remarks on my
sarcasm..
all are appreciated.. :)
Peter,
I think there
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::From: Ricky Zhou [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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::Subject: Re: [css-d] vertical stretch .. just can't get it
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::On 2/5/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL
On 07/02/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in my particular case (http://www.allanalog.com/aaw/) the column I am
trying
to stretch is the center column in middle section of my page (with About
Us
at the top) - so ideally I would like to have a wrapper only around column
2
and 3
Peter:
Peter Lindstrom wrote:
yes, I have tried both the faux columns approach that you use and the large
padding solution.. can't get either to work very well.
maybe you can correct me if I am wrong but the faux column approach sets a
body background because the body tag will cover the
I think bottom line is that CSS is not really at the stage where it can be
used for page layout for complex layouts (not that mine is that complex -
but still haven't seen a solution that can work here).
You might be right, and I must say that by standing your ground and
using a hybrid
On 2/6/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think bottom line is that CSS is not really at the stage where it can be
used for page layout for complex layouts (not that mine is that complex -
but still haven't seen a solution that can work here).
seemed like a nice idea though..
::Subject: Re: [css-d] vertical stretch .. just can't get it
::
::On 2/6/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:: I think bottom line is that CSS is not really at the stage where it can
::be
:: used for page layout for complex layouts (not that mine is that complex
::-
:: but still haven't seen
On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:37 PM, Peter Lindstrom wrote:
why can't I just have:
div header - height fixed
div col1 - fixed width/div
div col2 - fixed width/div
div col3 - width to fill page/div
/div
That would be nice, but then again, everyone and their dog would be
web
well YES.. certainly some frustration in my post - took me a weekend to
learn PHP and another one to learn JS.. but 2 years and still table or css
layouts drive me nuts.
If you learnt PHP and JS in one weekend each then you are either a
certified genius or you learnt some syntax and think you
well I have read about 10 different site postings about how to do a CSS
based vertical column stretch.. I would have to say.. I think time to give
up and go back to table layouts.
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Seems like it
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Threatening to use tables won't get you much advice here...I'd be surprised
if anyone else replied to a message that starts out that way.[/noise]
[signal]
There are plenty of suggestions here:
is this not possible??? :
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
Jono gave solutions for any column longest, as for the filling the
page, there are footer solutions in CSS, too. This is not a technical
problem but a misunderstanding in thinking. A web page
On 2/5/06, Peter Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- 2 columns
- they both stretch vertically to fill page and/or content
This is my test for a full height layout:
http://riczho.dyndns.org:1123/fullheight/
Unfortunately, it doesn't work in IE7.. But I've tested this in IE 6,
Firefox, Opera,
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