On 30-Jan-07, at 8:35 PM, Paul Novitski wrote:
> At 1/30/2007 04:20 PM, Rob Stevenson wrote:
>> So, generically, the question is: can you use CSS positioning to have
>> two TDs in the same TR aligned vertically at different heights? If so,
>> how?
>
> If you apply td {display: block} the cells will act as ordinary blocks
> (to some extent) and will stack vertically.
Thanks Paul,
That certainly had an effect! Knocked the entire TD out of the flow,
which of course proves your point. I was hoping more for a gentle
nudge, but if that's what I have to do...
I'm going to try to move the TD back using CSS, but there are
legitimate tables (that is, they hold tabular data) elsewhere in the
site, and they are within this main TD. If I give that main TD an id of
centerCol, how would I write the rule to restrict the effect to that
single TD (and not affect any legit table that might be in it)? Would
it be...
td #centerCol {
display: block
...my other rules...
}
Thanks again,
Rob
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