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Posted by Neredbojias on 02/11/06 06:43
With neither quill nor qualm, Smiley quothed:
> Okay, I wanted to put a background image in the top left cell that had a
> height of 160. Unfortunately, in IE, the background image repeated itself
> because it seemed to ignore the height property.
>
> The bottom left cell would be blank, and the right side cell would contain
> text. I used <BR>'s in my example because I didn't want to reproduce the
> text I was going to use here and using a bunch of <BR>'s takes much less
> room than quoting Lorem Ipsum.
This can be done with a bit of a ploy and a few conditions.
Absolutely position the content of the second cell (not the cell
itself.) Put the content in a <div> and just position it "absolute".
You will also need one other thing _outside_ the div to establish the
2nd cell's exigency; I suggest an " " at the end. Table borders
should be off; if you need borders, style other containers, etc.
Padding and trim I leave up to you.
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Neredbojias
Contrary to popular belief, it is believable.
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