On Oct 16, 2009, at 8:48 PM, Emanuele Venezia wrote:
> Maybe, but I've used this method in other situations and I don't
> remember such problem. Anyway I would like to understand why the "left
> column" is pushed downwards further through the page
>> (http://blog.biblio.polito.it/openaccess/pro
This is a scenario where a table (not floats) is the best choice for markup.
Maurício
2009/10/16 Emanuele Venezia
> Hi all,
> I've got a page
> (http://blog.biblio.polito.it/openaccess/programma/incontro/) with the
> programme for a seminar.
> I want to separate into two columns the time and the
Maujor wrote:
> This is a scenario where a table (not floats) is the best choice for
> markup.
> Maurício
>
Maybe, but I've used this method in other situations and I don't
remember such problem. Anyway I would like to understand why the "left
column" is pushed downwards further through the page
--- On Fri, 10/16/09, Emanuele Venezia wrote:
> Can anyone explain why the two columns are not vertically
> aligned in each "row"?
The top margin of the floated paragraph is not collapsing with the bottom
margin of the paragraph above it, unlike the non-floating paragraph on the
right.
You co
Hi all,
I've got a page
(http://blog.biblio.polito.it/openaccess/programma/incontro/) with the
programme for a seminar.
I want to separate into two columns the time and the title of each
speech. I've inserted the time in a left floated and the title in a
not floated, just with a margin-left s
