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Under what conditions should you choose tables instead of DIVs in HTML coding?
Started by Krishna Kumar on
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It's about using for public websites (tables no-no-no, divs yes-yes-yes) and HTML for semi-public or private web apply the css to make the divs....
It's not "table" or "div".
Tables vs Divs" thing just barely misses the mark.
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I am working on a website frontend and found myself constantly nesting divs for layout purposes. Without using tables for layout it seems like the natural option to layout boxes within boxes. However looking at my completed source code its not unusual...
Started by es11 on
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These....
May need to nest divs and thats ok, you can't have perfectly semantical websites all the timeIt is certainly no worse for search engine indexing than using tables, however divs themselves describe what the div is for.
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Hi,
I want to put two divs next to each other. The right div is about 200px; en the div left must fill up the rest of the screen width? How can i do this?
I don't want to use percents because then my layout is crap :)
Thnx
Started by Martijn on
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Be to add a css-style property "float: right;" to your 200px div, however, this would also cause your "main"-div to actually be full width and any text in there would float around the edge: 200px to your main div ought to deal with....
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Whenever I create my own personal web pages, I've always had this problem with using divs to create a multi-column layout. I use the float attribute to align them to the left or right, but when I make the browser window skinnier, the columns re-adjust...
Started by wahle509 on
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Why reinvent the wheel { float:left: width:440px; } <div id="container"> <div id="nav"> <p>Hello World</p> </div> <div....
You can specify the width for the column div's container.
For an example.
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I'm trying to have two or more columns worth of DIVs for input elements in a form. It's a very complex form, and some elements will be hidden and shown depending on some answers.
The problem is I can't get the DIVs to space accordingly in IE6 while having...
Started by macca1 on
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Wrap these in DIVS" onclick="this.next('.question....
Better semantics, simple code.
Use this pattern.
Use margin-bottom on your divs instead of br
I suggest wrapping your complete rows in another div hide the row, the br hides too.
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Hi I am trying to learn CSS and have been looking at the source of websites to learn how it works in practice. I came across the 960 grid system the other day, and found a really beautiful site design that is using the 960gs framework >> OneHub
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Started by LearningCSS on
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With the 960 grid system, when you say.
If that's the body, or another block level elements behave this way: div, p, form, ul, etc.
DIVs, unstyled, will always fill 100% of the parent element.
Of the viewport.
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My only problem is making them line up three-across and have equal spacing. Apparently, spans can not have width and divs (and spans with display:block) don't appear horizontally next to each other. Suggestions?
<div style='width:30%; text-align:center...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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Div>
or
<div style="display: inline;"></div>
Either one will cause the divs to tileYou can use divs with the float: left; attribute which will make them appear horizontally next with block elements like div....
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Hello I'm trying something .. I was reading Jquery traversing documentations some forums, this websites previously asked questions relating this topic .. none actually answers my question so I'll ask instead .. here is the deal
<div class="entry">...
Started by c0mrade on
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You could do this to find the....
If you read the documentation for closest() you will see it only looks upwards, not sideways:
Get a set of elements containing the closest parent element that matches the specified selector, the starting element included .
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I have some HTML which looks like this:
<body> <div id="panel1" class="panel"> Panel 1 </div> <div id="panel2" class="panel"> Panel 2 </div> <div id="panel3" class="panel"> Panel 3 </div> <div id="panel4" class...
Started by ICR on
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(div1, 2, 3.
You won't in a div and floating it like one of your panels? You'd have to put it amongst them...
Cross-platform support for developing grid based websites like the one you are working on.
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I am having my first foray into website design and I am learning a lot. I am also now seeing why web developers are not a huge fan of developing for Internet Explorer. Nothing seems to work how I expect. However, since the website has to work cross-browser...
Started by Jason on
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As for your specific footer problem, I would look to a potential lack of clearing of floats and divs.
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