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Posted by GTalbot on 01/04/08 02:23
On 3 jan, 18:43, "Nik Coughlin" <nrkn....@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Fister" <n...@tak.dk> wrote in message
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> news:5575aa932873f8ca1c5e2ee16fe4@news.tele.dk...
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> > I'd like for the div.something-else below the three columns to be placed
> > 25 pixels below the coloumn with the longest text. Unfortunately with the
> > code below it only relates to the center-column. That causes problems if
> > the text in left- or right-column are long. How can I fix this?
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> http://www.nrkn.com/3ColEqualPositioned/
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> Tested in Safari, Opera, Firefox, IE 6 & 7.
Before people start copying that CSS template, I'd like to point out a
few problems or issues with the webpage:
1- It uses a lot of positioning (relative and absolute) and also
floats. As a rule, I try to avoid positioning (rel. and abs.) when
using float. I either use only float (with clear) or only positioning
but not both.
2- Try highlighting/selecting some text in the yellow (left) column,
preferably toward the top in Internet Explorer 7: impossible.
3- I wonder why the template uses so many empty divs:
<div class="leftBack"></div>
<div class="rightBack"></div>
<div class="middleBack"></div>
<div class="clear"></div>
Clearing with structural markup is not recommendable, certainly not
semantic markup.
Regards, Gérard
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