Thanks for the replay/effort. Unfortunately, this doesn't work.
The use case is fairly simple. I am building an html editor that works on
TOP of other people's html.
I am positioning all of my stuff absolutely. So I need to reference the top
left corner of whatever html is part of the
I made a sample page to demonstrate the problem.
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/simple.htm
I want to wrap a div around another div. The second DIV is of unknown
height/width and may be positioned left or center. The first div must wrap
TIGHT around the contents of the second DIV. It can't
Glen Lipka wrote:
I made a sample page to demonstrate the problem.
http://www.commadot.com/jquery/simple.htm
I want to wrap a div around another div. The second DIV is of unknown
height/width and may be positioned left or center. The first
div must wrap TIGHT around the contents of the
Hello,
First of all this is my very first post here, so please forgive me for
possibly being off on something.
I got a CSS layout question in regards to wrapping of nested DIV
elements. How can I make sure that a set of images each placed in a DIV
element wraps inside of a parent DIV like
Vitali Doudko wrote:
Hello,
First of all this is my very first post here, so please forgive
me for possibly being off on something.
I got a CSS layout question in regards to wrapping of nested
DIV elements. How can I make sure that a set of images each
placed in a DIV element wraps inside
