> For a more serious explanation, take a look at:
> < http://css.maxdesign.com.au/listamatic/about-boxmodel.htm >
>
> To avoid such problems in the future, don't use left and
> right paddings on an containing block with a fixed width,
> and use left and right margins for child elements, instead.
On 19.12.2005 19:11, MARG wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you be so kind to visit:
> http://www.tuxdoit.com/www-install.html
>
> Why is the right pane below the left one (the menu) ?
>
Eric Shepherd gave the right answer already.
The real culprit is the [censored] css box model.
Imagine, you have a ga
Also you have your #wrapper set to "display: table". I don't see the
need for this and think it's contributing to your layout problems.
kenny
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Your padding adds to the widths you have declared - padding (except in
IE in quirks mode) is not part of the declared box width. So, a 70%
box with 5% padding added is really 80%. Adjust your sizes and padding
so that their total is 99%, and you will be fine.
Also, FWIW, I'd consider adjusting you
Hi,
If you be so kind to visit:
http://www.tuxdoit.com/www-install.html
Why is the right pane below the left one (the menu) ?
Any help would be apreciated.
Warm Regards,
MARG
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