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Posted by dorayme on 01/30/07 04:35
In article <1sxpggz3qb3nv.2f4a8qeq8t3j.dlg@40tude.net>,
al jones <alfredmjones@shotmail.com> wrote:
> I've added the 'European quote' marks to use as previous page / next page
> (so we don't have to keep hopping into that long index) I have float:left
> and float: right - associated with them in css, but they aren't behaving as
> I would expect, the symbol on the right is a 'line' too low.
>
> All of this has again brought up the problem of the image and text
> drifiting to the right if the text is shorter than the associated image -
> and I'm at a loss as to why.
>
> Any suggestions from anyone on any of the above .....
>
I am looking at <http://aljones.us/630811vad.html>
Not keen on the 'European quote' marks implementation. It is not
clear what they do until one tries them.
If I may make a suggestion. Redo the lot without so many floats.
You are going to get hopelessly lost.
Float the left bit as you have and forget all the code for the
rest In other words, something like a left float nav, a right
content div (with a left margin for the float) with a heading at
top of its inside, simple <h1>... and underneath the heading
SIMPLE TABLE, with two cols, one for the images of the letters on
left and the remaining cell on right in the row for the spiel. It
will be dandy then. You are getting lost I am afraid. Let the
magic of tables do the layout for you in this case and leave it
at that. Later you can play about till you find something stable.
it is not going to happen the way all this is going now. Not
meaning to offend you and there is nothing fundamentally bad
about what I am proposing.
I guess the question is, can you trust me?
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dorayme
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