The truth revealed.
All I know about the difference between pxs and ems is that a px is
obviously one pixel width and an em is the width of an m (or an n, I
can't remember).
I am using a design from http://www.oswd.org/designs/favorites/
which was told to me by phpninja. The css in 'ems' is probably from
the template. The pxs probably come from my additions.
Justin Giboney
On Jul 27, 2007, at 8:43 AM, jtaber wrote:
Justin Giboney wrote:
Velda, thank you that works, except that I now need a way to clear
the floats just inside of the content div for some sub headers.
see http://www.forodeherbales.com/edge/singlemovie.php?movieid=1094
Justin, thank you, but yours doesn't work because I need text
below the images.
Justin Giboney
On Jul 26, 2007, at 6:37 PM, Velda Christensen wrote:
justin wrote:
On 7/26/07, Velda Christensen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Justin Giboney wrote:
I meant that the number of columns is adjusted to what the
width is.
Also wrapping around floating objects.
Justin Giboney
Ah, don't do that with a table then. Make a wrapper div, and
float the
divs that go in it. So if you are trying to display columns of
products:
#productswrap { width: 80%; }
#productswrap div { width: 200px; height: 200px; float: left;
padding:
2em; }
Here's an example. I didn't apply any IE specific styles for the
box model though as it's a quick sketchup, so this only works in FF.
http://novapages.com/stuff/adjustingcolumns.html
Velda,
that's a really nice example - I noticed some width's (like padding
and the menu bar are in em units while other widths (boxes) are in
pixels (px). I guess I don't understand the advantages of em vs px
- why did you choose one over the other in each case ? thks.
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