Robyn wrote:
>>�I have two columns, both the same width, like so:
>>
>>�.column {
>>�float: left;
>>�width: 392px;
>>�margin-left: 5px;
>>�border: 1px red solid;
>>�}
>>
>>�This works fine when I have enough room in the browser to display
>>�this. But when the browser window gets resized, the second column
>>�jumps below the first column. I would like the second column to
>>�stay put and for the user to have to scroll if that is the case.
>>
Mike Stickel replied:
>�I'm guessing that by resizing you mean shrinking the browser
>�window. If that's the case and you'd rather have the user
>�horizontal scroll all you need to add is a min-width declaration to
>�the top most style (generally either html, body, or container - or
>�some variant).
... and here's my two cents:
You may like to consider these methods that Stu Nicholls found
for getting min-width in IE:
<http://www.stunicholls.myby.co.uk/boxes/minwidth.html>
Having had no success at all with other methods, I think it's brilliant.
(You may have to fiddle a bit, but they do work cross-browser.)
Life. Love. Peace.
David
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David Hucklesby, on 6/11/2005
<http://www.hucklesby.com/>
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