Brian.
A DIV is considered a block element and so typically its content
flows to fill the size of the DIVs specified width rather than the
other way around. A DIV will expand its height to fit the text
inserted.
What you could do is set the widths of the DIVS to percentages this
would
a
standard application menu bar which in some ways is preferable.
For reference, if anyone has encountered similar behavior and found a
solution I would still be interested in knowing.
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Daniel
On 5/7/06 8:27 PM, francky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Daniel Pape wrote:
I suppose this is technically
to be standards compliant and XHTML valid after all
these years ;-) Thanks!
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Daniel Pape
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On 05 2, 06, at 10:16 PM, bj wrote:
One more question, where is how to or tutorial on getting your
mini site
logo to show up in the browser URL window?
Are you talking about the favicon? If so, here's the url for
learning how to use them along with a cool tool for making them.
The best way to do this would be to float each div inside your container.
This will allow them to line up horizontally. The CSS may look like this.
#Box1 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box2 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box3 {
float: left;
width: xxx;
}
#Box4 {
float:
