http://layout.constantology.com/
seems to build off of yui, I haven't invested a lot of time comparing
them, but the little time i put in says to me that ___layouts fits me
better :)
andreas
On Feb 21, 2007, at 22:11 , rolfsf wrote:
Thanks Brandon, I'll look through the YUI grids...
Thanks Andreas - looks like a cool system, and I'll definitely play with it
But, I still don't see how I'm going to get both the left and right columns
to autoscroll independently in a 100% width (flexible) container. I had to
set that problem aside for a couple days, but I'll get back to it.
I believe you are better off letting CSS deal with this. The
performance of the CSS is going to greatly outweigh the JavaScript in
this scenario. You should check out the YUI Grids CSS [1], maybe it
can help you get what you need without too much overhead.
[1]:
Thanks Brandon, I'll look through the YUI grids...
While much of it can be done with css, I just don't see how I can get the
autoscroll to function properly unless I've set a fixed height and width,
which I can't think of how to do accurately with css on a flexible height
and width page. But...
The version of dimensions.js available on the jquery plugins pages
contains this on line 233
console.log(' ' + parent.id + ' ' + x + ' ' + y);
which triggers an 'error-on-page' message in IE6.
BTW, is there a packed version of this excellent plugin available?
Bruce
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Yikes! Thank Bruce for pointing that out. It is now fixed.
Also you can pack the dimensions plugin with Dean's packer.
http://dean.edwards.name/packer/
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Brandon Aaron
On 1/28/07, Bruce McKenzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The version of dimensions.js available on the jquery plugins pages
Please advise: I need to use dimensions.js for the offset function. However,
since this file overwrites JQuery's height function, I can no longer set
heights (-- i.e. $(p).height(20px); --). Will the offset function work
on all browsers if I strip out dimensions' height function? Does anyone
PragueExpat schrieb:
Please advise: I need to use dimensions.js for the offset function. However,
since this file overwrites JQuery's height function, I can no longer set
heights (-- i.e. $(p).height(20px); --). Will the offset function work
on all browsers if I strip out dimensions' height
The dimensions plugin has moved to the plugins repository and the
latest version there fixes the height issue. Also the offset method
will work without the dimensions plugin.
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Brandon Aaron
On 11/12/06, PragueExpat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please advise: I need to use dimensions.js for the
So, whats the right way to try and use
the functionality of dimensions.js? I notice its in the source as part
of jquery, but it doesnt seem to get built into the distribution. Does
it need to be included like a plugin? If so, where do I get the packed
version. J
I have the same question. Anyone?On 10/10/06, Franck Marcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,What's the status of dimensions.js?I mean, in SVN, it's located where it should be built-in but the build
process doesn't take it into account.On the other hand, if it's a plugin, it should reside in the
Franck Marcia schrieb:
Hi,
What's the status of dimensions.js?
I mean, in SVN, it's located where it should be built-in but the build
process doesn't take it into account.
On the other hand, if it's a plugin, it should reside in the directory
plugins.
Considering what John stated
Hi,
What's the status of dimensions.js?
I mean, in SVN, it's located where it should be built-in but the build
process doesn't take it into account.
On the other hand, if it's a plugin, it should reside in the directory
plugins.
Franck.
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