Granted, the graphs are very nice. However, wouldn't this be considered the wrong way to use CSS? The graph is part of the basic information of the page, isn't it? So it should not rely on CSS to generate it. CSS is for styling, (X)HTML is where the content goes. It seems like the only way to do this the right way is to use an image for the graph.

-Sam Walker

On Apr 7, 2004, at 5:54 PM, Adam Carmichael wrote:

Adam Carmichael wrote:

Adam Carmichael wrote:
The third and final problem is that several themes I'm planning on using it with may want to have different width so it needs to be fairly fluidic. I tried using percentages with this but I got no where.
I woke up and got somewhere on the [1] percentage based layout over [0] the original layout. Now the important stuff to tackle.
[0] http://carneeki.net/tmp/bargraph/version/0/list.htm
[1] http://carneeki.net/tmp/bargraph/version/1/list.htm

Version [2] fixes it just the way I want (under firefox) and it's close enough under IE. :) Sorry for spamming the list like this.

[2] http://carneeki.net/tmp/bargraph/version/2/list.htm

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