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Posted by Ben C on 04/03/07 07:06
On 2007-04-03, aljones <al@shotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm back with my frustration!
>
> 1) URL looks like: http://brokenchainsministry.net/prodsupport.html
> Ran W3C validation and it's complaining that I have an embedded <ul> at
> line 24. As an example ....
><UL>
> <li> </li>
> <li> </li>
> <ul>
> <li> </li>
> <li> </li>
> </ul>
></ul>
> Googling for embed <ul> (and several variations give me a lot - but none
> that mean anything - to me)
>
> What's wrong with it - and what's the solution?? If you please.
>
> 2) http://brokenchainsministry.net/products.html
> I've looked at uneven columns / unequal columns / css unequal columns /
> etc till I'm blue in the face.
> This page is the most atrocious of the situations I see, but could
> someone please direct me to a reference that (please, I'm begging)
> specifically describes how to 'fix' a two column page where the bottoms
> are probably going to be out of synch??
Make an image, 195px wide by 1px high in that same shade of blue as your
navbar. Call it navback.png. Add
body { background: url(navback.png) repeat-y; }
to the styles. I would credit whoever's idea this was if I could
remember where I first read it.
It's a cheat, but gets you fewer points on your purist's licence than a
table.
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