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Posted by Alp on 02/13/05 06:16
Hi Jochem,
Intention is to give a user the option of assigning "position" of a
"section" on the page, i.e:
First: sectA, then sectC, then sectE, then sectB and sectD.... or any other
order that is indicated by the user. So it is somewhat like top-of-page,
mid-of-page etc but with a numbering/precedence/sorting (can be named any)
system that populates the page according to the choice.
Roughly:
<--first section-->
<--second section-->
<--third section-->
<--fourth section-->
<--fifth section-->
etc... Clearer now?
Alp
"Jochem Maas" <jochem@iamjochem.com> wrote in message
news:420EA1F7.2070500@iamjochem.com...
> Alp wrote:
> ...
> >
> > I would like to be able to alter the lining-up of several sections on a
php
> > generated webpage. What would be the best/optimal approach in achieving
> > that?
> >
> > As an example "sections" referred to are mostly tables generated via
code on
> > data obtained from a DB. Should I name them (somehow), shall I use a
> > seperate table to store the lining-up information or shall I add a
> > "precedence" integer column to each relevant table in the database, ...?
>
>
> sorry, driveby answer.
> you want to make your output (source) HTML look pretty?
> 2 options spring to mind:
> 1. the Tidy extension (there are probably other similar tools)
> 2. don't bother - as long as its syntax is correct indentation
> is irrelevant really.
>
> or do you mean something else by 'line-up'?
>
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your guidance.
> >
> > Alp
> >
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