Just a quick question Russ to make sure I understand better.
Calendars and events (with dates and venue) or even for e.g. certain
competition results (with points) would be more suitable to be done with
tables rather than CSS right?
With Regards
Jaime Wong
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I believe Calendars would be a great use of floats, just set a height
and width, float left limit the row float to seven days and you have a
cascading day based calendar.
Cheers
James
Jaime Wong wrote:
Just a quick question Russ to make sure I understand better.
Calendars and events (with
Yes, I have used this concept (floats) before for a calendar. If
anyone wants the code, feel free to contact me off list.
David McDonald
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I believe Calendars would be a great use of floats, just set a height
and width, float left limit the row float to seven days and you have a
cascading day based calendar.
Cheers
James
Frank wrote:
I've also noticed that in order to get all the items in the record to
display properly in the DIV, I have to add br clear=all / just before
closing the DIV, otherwise, the content overlaps the bottom border of the
DIV.
give the last item in the div a clear: both; - or add a div
Hey Patrick,
My fault... I completely forgot to point to it... Sorry about that.
http://c9.homelinux.com/iiiglobal/admin/notify.php
Thanks,
Frank Manno
Design Interactive Group
www.di-group.net
It would actually be quite helpful if you could point us
to the
Hi Michael,
give the last item in the div a clear: both; - or add a div instead of
the break tag (avoiding presentational markup)
I'm not sure if I understand what you mean by giving the last item in the
div the clear:both property... Does that mean, I'd have to create a
class just for the
On Tue, 2004-03-09 at 12:12, Frank wrote:
As for using a defition list... I'll look into that. Do you have any
resources off hand that would give me a better idea of how to go about
using that method?
http://www.maxdesign.com.au/presentation/definition/index.cfm
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}
With regards
Anders Ebdrup
SmartPage Webdesign
www.smartpage.dk
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Hey Patrick,
My fault... I completely forgot
Frank wrote:
Re: tables... I wasn't sure if it was wise to use them here... But as you
said, tables were meant for tabular data. Although I would still prefer
to use a table-less layout (if it's still considered a wise choice).
You would greatly improve accessibilty if you use appropriate table
Frank,
I completely agree with Tonico.
Many people getting into web standards assume that it is based on removing
tables. This is incorrect. There are times and places for tables. However,
one of the main aims of web standards is to make your content more
accessible to devices and users. This
Frank
Try setting a height attribute so the background won't shrink for lack
of content
Leo
On Tuesday, March 9, 2004, at 10:55 AM, Frank wrote:
Hey all,
I've been running into a few weird problems with a layout I'm working
on.
I'm retrieving results from a database, and displaying each
Frank,
your main problem from what I can see is that, as you're floating everything,
you need to use a lot of clear, but as you're still removing things from the
normal flow, you're getting issues with having the container elements, which have
the background colours applied, to show through
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