CSS-P issue
I was trying to build the following page with CSS-P but had to resort to using a basic two cell table to make the columns. I tried using two divs with positioning elements for each column, but it would position the right column vertically below the left column but horizontally correct....I'm probably not making sense.
Anyway, does anyone know the easiest way to setup page columns using CSS-P?
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disaster-master posted this at 23:52 — 28th March 2003.
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Thinking aloud here:
I wonder if you could use this. Change the width to 50% maybe???? I haven't tried it. Just a thought
dk01 posted this at 14:00 — 29th March 2003.
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I am not sure why people are using this CSS-P acronym but I don't think its really a recognized one. Instead just refer to it as CSS. Although "position" is a css property it really is only a small part of CSS. Most css pages can be done without the "position" property anyways so you might as well just leave it off and chances are, more people will understand what your talking about. Just trying to get you more responses!
Here is a link that shows how to set up columns in css:
http://www.conxiondesigns.com/tutorials/css/css_cols/index.php
Good luck using css. Its worth the trouble! Beleive me!
-dk
Suzanne posted this at 16:10 — 29th March 2003.
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I think it's just a subset set of CSS, and us oldbies use it as shorthand for "CSS layout" v. "tables layout".
dk01 posted this at 17:36 — 29th March 2003.
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Ahh I see. My bad. Thanks!
-dk
Jimmy Changa posted this at 21:52 — 30th March 2003.
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Thanks for y'all's help.
....yes, y'all's is a word....at least it is in Texas.
Suzanne posted this at 22:16 — 30th March 2003.
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I thought y'all was singular and all y'all was plural?
Jimmy Changa posted this at 15:46 — 31st March 2003.
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yeah, but I was using "y'all's" as plural possessive.
The "all y'all" is for hicks...lol
Suzanne posted this at 15:49 — 31st March 2003.
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I'll never be a texan. heh.
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