> Position: fixed [1] is what you want. Since you do not need to hit IE/6 the
> file does not need to be in quirksmode, and no scripting ["IE expressions"]
> needed. These are various examples by Anne van Kesteren [2]. This example by
> George Sortun is a 3col layout based on Anne van Kesteren [3].
MEM wrote:
> I have a layout structure problem in hands that I would love to deal
> with, by using CSS but I'm not sure, if it can be done using only css.
> And if it can, what will be a nice way for doing so.
>
>
>
> On the left side, we will have a menu.
> On the right side, we will have a 100% h
2010/6/30 Tim Climis :
> That's the way i would do it. It won't work in IE6, since that browser
> doesn't support position: fixed. so if you need it in that browser too, I
> think you'll have to go with a script.
>
> ---Tim
In this case, IE6 is not a requirement.
Thanks for your opinion.
The lay
> Probably a fixed position on the left side, and then, the scroll will
> "seem" to affect only the right side?
>
That's the way i would do it. It won't work in IE6, since that browser
doesn't support position: fixed. so if you need it in that browser too, I
think you'll have to go with a sc
Hello all,
I have a layout structure problem in hands that I would love to deal
with, by using CSS but I'm not sure, if it can be done using only css.
And if it can, what will be a nice way for doing so.
So, I would like to ask list advice on this.
I've seen last David Laakso sugestion on a pa
