Alexander Johannesen wrote: > I'm well away in configuring and deploying XmlMind here, but have > stumbled upon a snag. I read in the documentation that there is no > support for "width:[%]" in CSS, and no floats, meaning that no > elements can easily be placed next to eachother. I have some XML; > > <section ... /> > <section ... /> > <column> > <section ... /> > <section ... /> > <section ... /> > </column> > > I basically need to create a page where there is a left and right > column. The left column are the sections outside the <column>, and the > right is the ones inside, and each section can contain a variety of > elements (title, content, point, link, etc). I've looked at > display:table, but it looks overly limiting and complex for such a > simple thing. Do I have any other options, or must I fiddle with > creating a table through the "content" directive to wrap all these > elements into a table with two columns?
There is no way to do what you want, even with tables. XXE is designed to make it easy to recognize -- using a distinctive style like in a <sidebar> -- and edit <column>s. It is not designed to do this to the point of making <column>s *really* look like columns.
