Matt wrote:
1. If I add content to the left or right columns, the footer doesn't
push down, and the content overlaps - the layout breaks. I would like
for all 3 columns to be the same height, no matter which one has more
or less content.
All you need is to add clear: both; to #Footer. That is
Hi everyone,
I am new to XHTML/CSS, and I am just working on my first layout, I
need some advice regarding a couple of things, I wondered if anyone
can help. I am sure that these are very simple things that have been
covered before, but I just need pointing in the right direction.
The layout
Sorry,
Here is the screen shot of IE Mac:
http://220.233.11.63/Misc/dev/Mac-IE-screenshot.gif
You can view all of the files here:
http://220.233.11.63/Misc/dev/
Cheers,
Matt
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 16:05:49 +1100, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am new to XHTML/CSS, and I am
the simple answer to this, Olajide , is to use the overflow property.
in the divs, set overflow: visible perhaps.
google search css overflow for more information.
the less simple answer is - why is there a height set in the first
place? I have a sneaking suspicion that you may be taking a less
Hi guys can you please check out this layout and tell me what you
all think...
The link is http://www.jccihouseofglory.org/2.jpg
I want the content area to extend in height when the content is
long... I'm using css divs and uses the x and the y variables... how
do I make it extend when there
Some time back I requested help with a layout involving a centered
navigation bar, positioned absolutely at the bottom of a header (so as
to expand upwards). A number of people wrote me brilliantly helpful
suggestions, and I thought I was home and hosed.
The navigation bar works in everything
