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Posted by William on 01/14/07 21:54
Thanks Jonathan,
My site can't have a middle area with an unfixed width as it would
change the current design and would not look nice on some resolutions.
We want the site to work on 1024x768 resolutions or more, so the design
needs to be centered and fixed. But the example you gave me is a great
resource for me as I did not know you could layout pages this way using
divs and css positioning the way you do. I will keep this example with
me and experiment with it. Thanks a lot.
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William
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
> William wrote:
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I hope someone can help me. I got a problem where some table layout
>> won't work the way it's supposed to work, using rowspan. It's hard to
>> explain, but in the example I give you below, there's 3 TDs, the right
>> and left TD have a rowspan of 2, and the middle TD have a rowspan of
>> 1, and the first row should have 16 pixels, and second row whatever
>> height the page requires. But it seems that depending on the left or
>> right TD height, it affects the height of my middle top TD, which is
>> supposed to be fixed at 16 pixels. Anyway, this example should explain
>> it all. Is there a way to make that tow middle TD fixed at 16 pixels?
>> It works fine with Firefox, but not with Explorer.
>>
>>
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> <snip code>
>
> In a nutshell your markup is stinks of using tables, nested even, for
> layout! Also what happen to the poor schmuck view your site with a old
> 14" monitor, or low on the corporate-ladder laptop where the max screen
> resolution is 800x600? Your table is 1,100 pixels wide! Not sure why
> your dims are fixed in pixels, better proportional to the text, maybe
> for graphics, how know since <broken record>you have not supplied a
> URL</broken record> so we must guess. Here is a better way:
>
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