Posted by Ian Shortman on 07/04/06 18:37

Ive got it working how I want now (see that URL again), but the only
way it seemed to work was if I put the sidebar above the content (as it
seems you now referenced) in the markup, however this isn't so good for
text-only browsers (and unfortunately a fair few people use 'links' for
my site) so is there a way to change this?

Thanks

Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> Jonathan N. Little wrote:
>
> > Ian Shortman wrote:
> >> Yes - but when I do that the sidebar ends up below the content:
> >>
> >> Header - FooBar
> >> Content
> >> Foo
> >> Bar
> >> Baz
> >> Sidebar
> >> All the
> >> way
> >> down
> >> here
> >>
> > Well A URL would certainly be preferable that playing 20 question, but
> > I bet you problem beside not understanding how foal work is that your
> > floated element is too far down within the markup. It needs to be
> > before the content block
>
> Not necessarily. ;-)
> http://countryrode.com/
>
> --
> -bts
> -Warning: I brake for lawn deer

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